Aviom is pledging to expand iOS support in 2014 for the company’s new A360 Personal Mixer, pictured here. Aviom’s new D800-Dante A-Net Distributor and D800 A-Net Distributor both provide a communications pathway between A360 Personal Mixers and iOS devices connected via an Ethernet WiFi router. New iOS apps promise to build on that connectivity with an expanded array of features and functions.
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iOS Applications to Provide Even More Unique Control and a Better User Experience
The new iOS applications will offer a range of possibilities to A360 users. Performers can conveniently place an Apple iPhone or iPod touch in the A360 accessory tray to augment the display of their A360 settings. Information provided in the A360 iOS app will include channel names, preset names, level meters, a multi-channel view, and a group view.
For added control, a performer can use an iPad to control a single A360. Yet another application will provide iPad control of multiple A360s in a system, making it possible for an engineer to assist multiple performers with the control of their personal mixes at any time.
Ray Legnini, Aviom’s product research and development manager, explains, “We have come to expect iOS support for almost everything. The iOS applications for the A360 augment the user experience and offer unique collaboration features for a performer and engineer to perfect a mix together.”
Aviom pioneered personal mixing with its Pro16 Monitor Mixing System and continues to break new ground with the revolutionary Pro64 Series of audio networking products. With tens of thousands of products in the field today, Aviom has set the standard for high performance, scalable digital solutions. All Aviom systems harness the power of A-Net, Aviom’s innovative digital audio technology that simplifies system design while enhancing flexibility and fidelity. All Aviom products are designed, tested, and manufactured in the USA.
