
Pep by AudioLink
Talk to your mixing console
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About
Pep is the control app for venues running AudioLink professional audio. It moves real faders on the venue's mixing console when you ask in plain words, by text or voice: your monitor mix, your in-ears, live, during the service.
HOW IT WORKS
Your venue runs an AudioLink rig connected to its mixing console. Sign in with the email your church admin added, or use your existing access key during the transition. Pep becomes the remote control in your pocket. Ask for a change and Pep applies it on the console; the confirmation comes back with the real numbers from the board.
FOR MUSICIANS ON STAGE
Pick your monitor mix and ask. "More kick in my ears." "Center the toms in my mix." "Bring the vocals down a touch." Pep adjusts only your mix, so the house sound never moves. Fader Mode mirrors the strips your engineer laid out on the console, with live levels you can adjust by touch.
FOR THE PERSON RUNNING FRONT OF HOUSE
Check channel levels, mutes, and sends without walking back to the booth. Pep answers with the real numbers from the board and applies the changes you ask for.
VOICE OR TEXT
Type when the room is loud, or speak hands-free between songs. Pep answers with short, specific confirmations, so you always know exactly what changed.
TRY IT WITHOUT A VENUE
Curious how it feels? Open the app and explore the demo venue: a simulated console that runs entirely on your phone. No account, no hardware, no key.
GETTING STARTED FOR REAL
Pep works at venues running AudioLink. Ask your church admin to invite your email. Enter the six-digit code sent to you, choose your assigned mix, and ask for what you need. Learn more at audiolink.co.
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What's New in Pep by AudioLink
1.2
September 25, 2026
Faders are smoother and more precise: slow drags make fine adjustments, fast swipes cover the whole range. Fixes faders jumping to the top or bottom on iOS 26, and fader drags no longer get interrupted by the list scrolling. You can now open a fader group to adjust one channel inside it, and Done keeps the group you were making.
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