CueMix 5

CueMix 5

by MOTU

15 ratings
22 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 6, 2021
  • February 7, 2024
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Control MOTU's 828 and UltraLite-mk5 audio interfaces with this app. Adjust settings, monitor live inputs, and apply DSP-driven effects like reverb and EQ. Create custom monitor mixes for each output, even using your device as a standalone mixer.

Access MOTU 828/UltraLite-mk5 settings
DSP mixing and effects processing
Monitor live inputs on analog outputs
Create unique monitor mixes per output
Apply reverb, EQ, and dynamics effects
Standalone mixer control
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What's New in CueMix 5

1.9

February 7, 2024

Improve reconnecting to directly connected UltraLite-mk5 devices. Corrected some menu strings for 828 devices.

User reviews

Great App

This is a great way of controlling the settings on Motu audio interfaces. The layout is very clear, organised and un-cluttered.

I'd love to see some built in classic presets for the reverbs in a future version.

Perhaps Cuemix could also evolve into a basic DAW like Harmonic Dogs MultiTrack DAW for iPad and also Midi drum sequencer?

An AUv3 and IAA version would also be useful so that Cuemix could be integrated into a DAW.
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Great App

This is a great way of controlling the settings on Motu audio interfaces. The layout is very clear, organised and un-cluttered.

I'd love to see some built in classic presets for the reverbs etc in a future version. Perhaps Cuemix could evolve into a basic DAW and Midi sequencer.

Looks bfinished

The user interface is disappointing. It lacks scalability and customization, limiting workflow. Too much space is wasted on unnecessary elements instead of displaying useful information or graphics. A more minimalist design would be far more effective.

Longing for the good ol’ days…

Longtime MOTU Ultalite Mk3 user back in the good ol’ days…. a stable fully functional CueMix & available hardware control knobs for all functions. Now using iPad Pro, I upgraded (so I thought) to Ultralite Mk5 & CueMix 5. This version of hardware is extremely dependent on CueMix for most functions. With such a strong dependency on software, it’s stability is critical. Most of the time CueMix will literally not recognize the hardware. When it does load, the functionality is bare bones. Very disappointed.
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Was great when first updated, now it won’t stay connected

I have the latest version of the app and the Ultralite MK5 updated to the latest firmware. I LOVED the app when I first updated it but now it’s only staying connected for a while. Then, it won’t connect wirelessly. Not sure why it worked and then stopped, perhaps a WIFI issue. I’ll continue trying on different WiFi systems.
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FAQ

What does CueMix 5 do?

CueMix 5 provides mobile control for MOTU's 828 and UltraLite-mk5 audio interfaces. It allows users to adjust device settings, monitor live inputs, and utilize the on-board DSP-driven mixing and effects processing.

What are the key features of CueMix 5?

Key features include accessing all settings for supported MOTU interfaces, creating separate monitor mixes for each output, applying effects like reverb and parametric EQ, and controlling the unit as a standalone mixer.

Is CueMix 5 free to use?

Based on the provided information, CueMix 5 is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What devices is CueMix 5 compatible with?

CueMix 5 is designed to work with MOTU's 828 and UltraLite-mk5 audio interfaces, as well as other MOTU Gen5 products. It can be controlled from an iPad or iPhone.

How can I use CueMix 5 for live monitoring?

You can use CueMix 5 to monitor live inputs directly on any analog output pair of your MOTU interface. This allows you to create a separate, unique monitor mix for each output, such as monitor outs or headphones, with the unit's DSP-driven mixing.