Eos Remote vs safemixing

Eos Remote is not an official Electronic Theatre Controls (ETC) product. They probably don't know it exists. Please visit www.lightingremotes.com for support. Have you ever forgone a coffee break because you’ve been problem solving issues, going back and forth to the console? Now for the price of a coffee (per month), Eos Remote can save you that time; giving you the tools you need to problem solve any situation on stage. Eos Remote is designed to be used by programmers and riggers alike. The monthly and annual subscriptions come with a 1-month free trial. Features include, - Direct Selects - Color Picker with a Gel Library - Virtual Encoders - Patch - Magic Sheet Viewer - Custom Layouts - Lamp Controls - Playback Status Display - Faders - Discrete Users - Console Discovery - Split Screen on iPad Payment will be applied to your Apple account starting at the conclusion of your trial period, if applicable, unless you cancel before the trial ends. Subscriptions will automatically renew unless cancelled within 24-hours before the end of the current period. You may cancel your subscription anytime by going to your account settings on the App Store after purchase. Refunds will not be provided for the unused portion of any term. For support, visit www.lightingremotes.com

Do you mix live music, or work in audio production? safemixing measures LeqA exposure over time, and shows you a safe load. The base mode is free: You can always support us by grabbing some merch from shop.safemixing.au It monitors your exposure to sound levels over time. Set your loudness thresholds in dBA - the numbers and boxes will gradually fill, and change colour, as the risk to your long-term ear health increases. Pro unlocks Targets: set a target SPL and you get an available headroom reading for the given time window. Exportable pdf session charts are available at end of each session. Please note: the app utilises the microphone on your iPhone or iPad. While these are standardised across iOS, and give a fairly reliable correlation to actual SPL, this application is NOT a scheduled or legal measurement device. If you have your own calibration gear, there is an option to set a calibration offset to help minimise variance. Under no circumstances can this app be used for sound measurements that are legally required for compliance, or as a replacement for regulated noise-safety devices.