This app provides wireless remote control for monitor mix bus contribution levels on specific mixing consoles. Musicians can adjust their own monitor mixes directly from their iOS device, allowing for freedom of performance without affecting front-of-house or other console settings.
Summarized from real user reviews of ViSi Listen. Based on 111 reviews and a 1.8/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.
1.3.0
December 5, 2023
• Improved network connection stability and reliability • Fixed issue where ViSi Listen would not reconnect after network interruption • Prevent entry of invalid HiQnet address value ‘0’ • Fixed issue where displayed View Group was out of sync with the highlighted tab
More3 issues
Doesn't work on iPhone 13, 14, 15
Doesn't work on iOS 16, 17, 18
3 requests
Add support for newer iOS versions
Improve user interface for better usability
ViSi Listen is an iOS application designed to provide wireless remote control over mix bus contribution levels for specific Soundcraft Si mixing consoles. It allows musicians and performers to adjust their own monitor mixes directly from their iOS devices without needing to access other console parameters.
Key features include wireless control of monitor mix bus contribution levels, enabling musicians to adjust their personal monitor mixes. It also offers access control settings to limit user access to only monitor mix adjustments, and the ability to create custom View Groups for quicker navigation.
ViSi Listen is a free application. There are no associated costs to download or use the app itself. However, it requires a compatible Soundcraft Si mixing console and a wireless network setup.
The app is compatible with iOS 12 or higher and is designed for iPads. It also requires specific console software versions for Si Impact, Si Performer, Si Expression, and Si Compact consoles, which can be found on the Soundcraft website.
Musicians can connect their iOS device to a wireless router linked to the console's Ethernet port. This allows them to freely adjust their individual monitor mix levels from their device while performing, ensuring they have the sound they need without impacting the front-of-house mix or other console settings.
