This comes in handy if our worship leader needs something in his IEM because he could do it himself with the iPad if he wants. The advantages to the StageMix app is you can walk around the room and mix not only the FOH but also the 16 different mixes that you can assign as IEM (In Ear Monitor) mixes or Aviom mixes.
Set up is quite simple, it connects and syncs to the console fast, and all you need is a wireless router, a Cat5 cable, and an iPad (which you’ll set to a static IP Address). Yamaha has put out an iPad app called StageMix that is specifically designed for the M7CL console and the LS9 consoles. Through the past 6 months I’ve been researching ways to remotely control the LS9 and I’ve come up with two different options.ġ. I don’t know how other companies do remote access to their consoles but I’m sure it’s not too different from the way Yamaha has their system set up.
We are using a Yamaha LS9-32 sound console and it is the first digital mixer I’ve used. The church I am running sound for now has launched a new campus that is also a portable church, so each week we set up and tear down literally everything. Thankfully, through the recent advances in technology, you and I can remotely control our digital mixers. This is especially true for me now, when the room I'm listening to has a nice flight of stairs to reach the balcony area where the console is located. Since I started running sound back when I was 12 years old, I’ve always found that having to walk around the room and listen to the sound and then walk all the way back to the console to tweak something small has been problematic.
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