dLive MixPad

dLive MixPad

by Allen & Heath Limited

11 ratings
12 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 9, 2016
  • July 15, 2025
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This tool offers wireless mobile control for a digital mixing system, allowing engineers to adjust sound from anywhere in a venue. It enables simultaneous control of independent functions with multiple devices, ideal for live sound mixing and channel processing.

Wireless mobile control for dLive systems
Adjust fader levels, mutes, and pan
Control Aux/FX sends and routing
Manage Preamp Gain, Pad, and 48V
Access channel processing (HPF, EQ, Comp)
Full signal metering and RTA function
Customizable channel strips and scene recall
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What's New in dLive MixPad

2.11

July 15, 2025

Bug fixes

User reviews

Outdated and feature limited

This is bare bones basic. The QU series app had more functionality. What’s the point of a unit you can use without a surface if the app is lite. Look elsewhere if you want a good app for FOH.

Limited Functionality

It’s pretty sad when a $400 mixer from soundcraft has functions this flagship mixer does not. I’m talking about editing fx parameters. Other A&H mixers have this functionality. The sq series has it. I have to walk for about 5 minutes and take an elevator to a tech booth where I can hardly hear what the audience hears to make a small adjustment to verb times. Absurd.
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Not super useful, but works fine.

For a company with such great console UI, I’d honestly expect more from A&H’s official app for their flagship mixing system. Lacks in-depth control.

Awesome but Frustrating

Love this app, but I’m not a fan of the way it requires me to login after switching to another app (like ForScore). And it requires my password… every.single.time! This is not helpful mid performance.

Ip socket

Could you please add the function of changing of Ip socket by the iPad? It would be great for musical!

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FAQ

What is dLive MixPad used for?

dLive MixPad provides wireless mobile control for Allen & Heath dLive digital mixing systems. It allows engineers to manage live mix and channel processing functions remotely, offering flexibility in controlling sound from anywhere in a venue.

Can dLive MixPad be used for system setup?

No, dLive MixPad is intended for live mix and channel processing control. Functions like FX parameter control, input/output patching, channel ganging, show store/recall, and system configuration are not available through the app.

What devices can I use dLive MixPad on?

dLive MixPad is currently supported on iPads. It requires an Allen & Heath dLive mixing system connected to a wireless router or access point.

What dLive firmware versions are compatible with dLive MixPad?

This version of MixPad connects to dLive systems running V2.10 or subsequent V2.1x maintenance releases. It also supports V2.00 or subsequent V2.0x maintenance releases when the firmware compatibility mode is enabled in iOS Settings.

How many iPads can connect to a dLive system with MixPad?

Several iPads can be connected simultaneously, each providing independent control. This allows for multiple engineers to manage different aspects of the mix, such as front-of-house and monitor mixing.

Does dLive MixPad have ads?

No, dLive MixPad does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it focuses on providing core mixing control features without interruptions.

How often is dLive MixPad updated?

The latest version is 2.11, released on 2025-07-15. Updates typically address bug fixes and compatibility with newer dLive firmware versions, ensuring reliable performance.

What are the main controls available in dLive MixPad?

Users can control fader levels, mutes, pan, Aux and FX sends, routing, Pre/Post switching, FX Tap Tempo, Matrix sends, DCAs, preamp gain, trim, polarity, HPF, gate, PEQ, NEQ, compressor, delays, and RTA functions.