This bug has been fixed in version 7.1.2 which has been released on November 6th 2019.

Please note that there is a bug in new iPadOS. If you want to load audio file from Music library (ex iTunes library), sometimes empty window opens on screen. Hopefully this bug will be fixed soon.

The only workaround solution for now is: - go to Setup section, - tap Settings, - change first setting Library Source from ITUNES to DOCS, - now you will be able to load audio files from app Documents folder and Dropbox.

Users using iOS 12 or older are

MiX16 apps for macOS version 9.0 or later have a lot of new and also some changed built-in default OSC commands.

Control MiX16 macOS apps from OSC applications

• /mix16apps/basicinfo - get basic information
• /mix16apps/fullinfo - get full information
• /mix16apps/playlist/setgo <cue_number> - set playlist GO button to desired cue number
• /mix16apps/playlist/go - trigger playlist GO button
• /mix16apps/playlist/stopall - trigger playlist Stop All Cues button
• /mix16apps/playlist/prevcue - select playlist previous cue
• /mix16apps/playlist/nextcue - select playlist next cue
• /mix16apps/stopall - stop all (playlist, all channels, image slide show and lighting scenes)
• /mix16apps/reset/playstatus - reset playlist cues and all channels play status (play button default

What’s new in version 10.5

• Lighting improvements:
  • update desired channel value in all scenes by holding shift button + changing channel value,
  • MIDI improvements.

What’s new in version 10.4

• Keyboard actions improvements:
  • added keyboard action for adjusting all audio and video master volumes at once (plus / minus keys),
  • added keyboard action for adjusting lighting master (shift + plus / minus keys),
  • changed keyboard action for image slide show (from minus to dot).
• Generic remote improvements:
  • added keyboard keys configuration for adjusting all audio and video master volumes at once.
• MIDI improvements:
  • added MIDI mapping for lighting channels,
  • engine fixes

What's new in version 8.2

• Added demo project (for new users).
• Playlist cue user interface improvements and fixes.

What's new in version 8.1

• Added playlist cue Apply to All function.
• Fixed external display overscan compensation (full screen without black border when overscan compensation is set to NONE).
• Other minor improvements and bug fixes.

What's new in version 8.0.5

• Added FLAC audio type (iOS 13 or later).
• Added Now Playing window (turn it on/off in Setup section, Settings page 3).
• Metadata bug fixes.
• Minor general improvements.

What's new in version 8.0

• We have added display mode setting for video and image

iMiX16 apps allow you to backup and restore setup via Dropbox. Here is how to do it.

Backup:

• go to Setup section and open for example setup named “ABC”
• tap Dropbox button
• Dropbox window will be displayed on screen (note if you are not logged in to Dropbox, login window will open first, enter your Dropbox account information and login)
• browse a folder where you want to backup your setup
• tap Backup button and wait for backup process to complete (setup file with all media files will be zipped and saved to selected Dropbox folder with a same file name

iMiX16 apps can control Luminair app. You can create lighting scenes in Luminair and run those scenes from iMiX16 playlist. For each cue in playlist you can assign Luminair scene.

Luminair is a professional-grade lighting control platform that gives lighting designers, filmmakers and TV professionals, musicians, artists and other enthusiasts advanced wireless control over DMX-enabled lights and other equipment, as well as the next generation of "Smart" lights like Philips Hue. Luminair is built exclusively for iOS devices as a Universal app for iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad mini, iPhone and iPod touch.

Here is what you need:

• Luminair app,

MiX16 PRO version 3.8 or newer supports Media Monkey Remote device. To enable Media Monkey Remote go to menu Options and enable Media Monkey Remote. When enabled Media Monkey Remote icon will be displayed at bottom right inside the main toolbar. Media Monkey Remote icon will also be displayed inside audio channels 1 and 2 play button and inside Long View window. When Media Monkey Remote is enabled, current mappings apply:

For more information about Media Monkey Remote, visit their website www.audioaperemote.com.

Also note that Media Monkey Remote and Audio Ape Remote are almost the same thing from usage point of

iMiX16 apps version 5.8 or newer support external keyboard. This means you can control the app with bluetooth keyboard or any other bluetooth device (pedals, remotes, …) which are able to send keyboard commands to iPad. To enable external keyboard go to Setup section, tap Settings button three times and enable External Keyboard Control. When external keyboard is enabled, current mappings apply:

• space or return key - play next cue,
• escape key - stop all cues,
• up arrow key - go to previous cue,
• down arrow key - go to next cue.

iMiX16 apps version 5.8 or newer support Audio Ape Remote device. To enable Audio Ape Remote go to Setup section, tap Settings button three times and enable Audio Ape Remote. When enabled Audio Ape Remote icon will be displayed at bottom right inside the main toolbar. Audio Ape Remote icon will also be displayed inside audio channels 1 and 2 play button and inside Long View window. When Audio Ape Remote is enabled, current mappings apply:

For more information about Audio Ape Remote, visit their website www.audioaperemote.com.

I used Imix 16 (ipad) for the first time for a lecture/stand up, it was the perfect app for the job, very flexible and stable. Thanks, Grega!

(many thanks also to have taken in account the colourblind users).

Thierry Van Roy

To load media into channel you have three options: 1. Press channel Play button. 2. Press channel Load... label. 3. If channel is already loaded press channel Name label.

Newer macOS operating systems

To hide menu bar on external display go to System Settings > Desktop & Dock, scroll down to Mission Control and untick Displays have separate Spaces option. Then log off and back on. Older macOS operating systems To hide menu bar on external display go to System Preferences > Mission Control and untick Displays have separate Spaces option. Then log off and back on.