Avid VENUE | On-Stage adds personal monitor mixing capabilities to VENUE | S6L and VENUE | S3L-X systems. VENUE | On-Stage allows controlling individual Aux mixes from iPad or iPhone devices. Just connect your device to the same Wi-Fi network as your VENUE console and select your mix. Additionally, control of the Mains mix is available. REQUIREMENTS Minimum supported console software versions: VENUE 5.6.0 for S6L and VENUE 4.6.0 for S3L-X systems. S6L: Wireless router must be connected to the ECx port of the console. S3L-X: Wireless router must be connected to the ECx port of the E3 engine. Up to 16 simultaneous connections to the same console are supported.
Fantastic app
Engineers looking to use this app are simply in the wrong place looking at the wrong thing. This is designed for MUSICIANS to fail in their own levels. The engineer should do eq and dynamic work on the desk. Great work avid. Ignore all the other reviews who are clearly misinformed.
United StatesWait, what?
How many musicians set their own mix on a show using these desks? I loaded this app to set up off stage mixes and video feeds with the matrixes. Nope, those don’t exist. Can’t even get to groups. Where’s the app that is actually useful to mix and system engineers?
United StatesWeak sauce - only controls faders?!
Yes, the S6L is way better than it’s predecessor in all the ways. But this iPad app is crazy limited. To point that it’s not usable…. I’ve been touring FOH engineer for over 25 years and I have used all of the mixing boards. All of them… I’ve also used just about every iPad app for all of those many different mixing boards. The fact that Avid made an app that has no EQ or processing control is unacceptable. Mixing boards that cost 90% less can do it. What happened Avid?! Let’s fix this! The mixer is just about amazing. Why make the iPad app so limited?
United StatesGood, not great
In my brief experience using it, it seems to work well for what it offers. While I had some issues connecting to the monitor console initially, that seems to have resolved itself. However, I’ve seen apps from other companies with much better functionality. Our church moved from Yahama CL series consoles, and Yamaha’s MonitorMix app is a lot quicker to operate. It mainly comes down to being able to create grouping templates, where channels can be grouped and color-coded. This makes finding the channel you need to adjust way faster than with Venue On-Stage, which has no groups and no color coding, requiring you to swipe through every channel looking for what you need, and having little visual indication to assist you. It does have a leg up over Yamaha’s app in that it features live metering on each channel, making it easy to identify channels that are clipping for example. If Avid were to make those changes to allow for grouping and color coding, that alone would make the app a 5/5 so long as stability remains intact.
United StatesNeeds
Needs IOS 15.5 support
United StatesPlease Add…
…channel mute and solo capabilities for aux mixes…thanks!
United StatesNo iOS14 support
This app is completely broken on iOS14. All of our musician’s have already updated their phones as most people do. They cannot use this app to adjust their ears.
United States
- Fixed Mute buttons appearing as pressed for channels which are not muted. - Complete iOS 14 support.
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