Life hack
This app has completely changed how I make music and has improved the sonics of my music more in the last two years than almost anything else. Brilliant!
An excellent studio upgrade
After ditching my Central Station due to multiple technical issues, I was left without a comprehensive monitoring controller solution. Until I found about Listenhub. Its extensive features and functions, plus the ability to load external VSTs such as Sonarworks make this app a professional audio workhorse. I haven’t worried about cables, noise, or channel imbalances since. Also, the integration with mobile devices is fantastic: I use an old iPhone stacked on my desktop audio rack so I can monitor and control everything with just a quick glance and a tap. And if I need to, I can use it from the room next door or back from the couch. Amazing!
The ooonly thing I would add to it is some form of simple visual phase monitoring. Other than that, it’s a fantastic app for us professionals and gets a solid 5 star rating. Heavily recommended.
The ooonly thing I would add to it is some form of simple visual phase monitoring. Other than that, it’s a fantastic app for us professionals and gets a solid 5 star rating. Heavily recommended.
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A brilliant addition to a great desktop interface
The ListenHub app is a fantastic addition to the desktop software. The fact that you can connect to the software via your phone or tablet is brilliant, especially if screen real estate is an issue.
The visual feedback is good and clear and it has saved me money from buying a dedicated monitor speaker switcher.
In addition to this, the software is capable of using any speaker correction software and it changes depending on the set up you have.
It’s become a big part of my workflow and has remained stable on both Intel and Silicon set ups.
The visual feedback is good and clear and it has saved me money from buying a dedicated monitor speaker switcher.
In addition to this, the software is capable of using any speaker correction software and it changes depending on the set up you have.
It’s become a big part of my workflow and has remained stable on both Intel and Silicon set ups.
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