Custom layout

This feature allows you to fully customize the mixer view to match your workflow and create new views for different purposes (e.g. fixed installations).

Structure

You can create an unlimited number of layouts, each of them has a set of UI elements. Note: Landscape and portrait position/sizes are stored independent from each other. To edit any of the other orientations just rotate your device in the editor.

• Layout Overview
  • Layout
    • UI items
      • One or more actions per UI item

Quickstart

1. Open the menu of the main view
2. Menu -> Setup -> Layouts
3. Press the + menu entry to add a new layout
4. Add and move UI items to your taste

Layout Settings

While in the layout editor, press the gear icon in the top menu to open the layout settings.

From there you can rename your layout or change the mode.

Layout modes

The layout modes option configures when/how the layout is applied to the app.

Mode	Description
Default	The layout is only shown if the user manually opens the layout
Override mixer layout	The layout replaces the stock mixer layout,
Open on startup	Opens the layout on startup.

The Open on startup option is designed for scenarios where you want to limit the parameters accessible (the top menu is empty). Additionally it's possible to password protect going back to the main mixer.

This allowes you to create a dedicated layout (for example for a wall mounted tablet) and completely limit access to anything else in the app.

UI items

This section describes all available UI items and their configuration parameters

General

These settings are available for all UI items

Settings: Visibility

This settings controls under which conditions the UI will be visible.

Visibility	Description
Always	Item will always be visible
Only SoF	Item will only be visible if SoF is active
Not SoF	Item will only be visible if SoF is not active

Mixer

Shows a container which displays all channels of the currently active layer. This also includes the meterbridge (if enabled in the app settings).

Channel strip

A single channel strip which can be assigned to a fixed channel, or a dynamic channel source like the Bus master. Do NOT use this if you want "something that follows the layer" - use the Mixer instead.

SoF list

List of buttons for controlling the sends on fader, fine and mute enable status

Layer list

List of buttons for selecting a layer

Button

A button can be used to toggle the status of an action

Settings: Label

Defines the text that will be shown on the button. It is possible to write multiple lines of text. See Label Tags for more information.

Settings: Touch mode

It is possible to change the touch behavior of the button. This can be useful when you want to control a mute group, but only when the button was long pressed.

Knob

A knob can be used to control a numeric value (like a send level or pan).

Label

A label can be used to show values like the current scene or just for showing text.

Settings: Text position

Changes how the text will be aligned on screen.

Label tags

It is possible to use dynamic text as a label for the UI items. To do so use one of the following tags:

Tag	Action	Description
[label]	Any	Shows a short description of the action
[value]	Any	Shows the current value of the action
[bpm]	FX	BPM for 1/4 notes
[sofname]	Sends on fader	Name of the current bus master
[shortLabel]	Channel actions	Short version of label
[chname]	Channel actions	Name of the channel of the action
[sendName]	Channel send actions	Name of the channel send used by the action

Example: Tap delay button

1. Open the mixer layer setup
2. Add a button
3. Add a new action to the button
4. Select the FX action and select the Effect which you want to control
5. Select the time parameter of the FX
6. Go back to the mixer