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Control your Avolites Titan lighting console remotely from your iPhone or iPod Touch. Select and modify fixtures, apply palettes, play cues, and more, mirroring the console's interface for seamless operation. Includes a demo mode for trying out features without a console connection.
What's New in Titan Remote V10.1
10.1
May 16, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
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What is Titan Remote?
Titan Remote is a mobile application designed to provide remote control for Avolites Titan lighting consoles. It allows users to manage fixtures, palettes, cues, and other lighting parameters directly from their iPhone or iPod Touch.
What lighting consoles does Titan Remote work with?
Titan Remote V10.1 is specifically designed to work with Avolites Titan consoles running Titan Version 10.1. For older Titan versions, a corresponding Titan Remote app is required.
Can I use Titan Remote without a physical console?
Yes, Titan Remote includes a demo mode that allows you to explore its features and functionality without needing a direct connection to an Avolites Titan console.
How many Titan Remotes can connect to a console?
Any number of Titan Remotes can be connected to a single Avolites Titan console simultaneously. This allows multiple users to control lighting remotely while another designer works on the console itself.
Does Titan Remote have ads?
No, Titan Remote does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing a seamless control experience.
What devices is Titan Remote compatible with?
Titan Remote is compatible with iPhones and iPod Touches. It requires a WiFi network connection to communicate with the Avolites Titan console.
How often is Titan Remote updated?
The provided data indicates the latest version is 10.1, released on May 16, 2017. Further update frequency information is not available.
Is Titan Remote suitable for beginners?
The app's interface is designed to mirror the full Avolites consoles, featuring the same buttons and workflow. This familiarity can aid users already acquainted with Avolites hardware, making it intuitive for those transitioning to remote control.






