
A Google user
It does what it sets out to do, but can't really see it's use on a phone. Most people would buy a second monitor, a mechanical faderport or a touchscreen pad to increase the screen real estate. If you could remotely control the DAW to the extent that you can add instruments, create midi tracks and so forth, then this app would make sense on a phone, too, but you can't.
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David Black
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For my Studio One usage, I'm just using it to shape my Studio 68c USB interface audio for a Livestream, so the app would mainly be monitoring only not editing. I've used the app on my Chromebook successfully to access the mixer and have a way to pull faders down while on the PC to edit the front of house mix simultaneously. After more than a month, it's updated at least once, and works very well.
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Mark Mwanza
The app is super helpful and I really love it. Keep up with the good work Presonus! 1. One thing I would appreciate you adding to the app in future updates is the ability to rearrange the commands menus in the commands page once you create your own menu of macros...they keep going to the end of the 'show' menu. 2. The channels on the console should be able to hide when I hide the ones in the DAW. THAT WOULD BE LOVELY...keep up with the good work
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