FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MIX
Your console. A better starting point.
Build your input setup with help from AI. Review changes on the desk. Keep monitor sends in balance. And when the show calls for more, take your scene programming further.
MAC FIRST · EACH CONSOLE HAS ITS OWN BETA
01 / AT THE DESK
Tools for the work around the mix, whether you’re setting up a band, checking a desk, or preparing the next rehearsal.
Prepare channel names, icons, colors, DCA assignments, and mix sends in one table. Work with a compatible AI assistant to help build and edit your setup, then review it before sending supported settings to the desk.
YOUR INPUT LIST → YOUR CONSOLEReview the console changes the app has tracked and restore earlier values. It’s a history you can inspect before committing a revert, with coverage that depends on the desk and parameter.
TRACKED CHANGES · SELECTIVE RESTOREWhen input gain changes, compensate selected mix or matrix sends in the opposite direction to help maintain their levels. Choose which sends to hold on each channel, within the console’s available range.
INPUT GAIN CHANGES → SEND COMPENSATIONConsole features and parameter coverage vary by family and validation status. AI integrations use your own AI account; review its suggestions before sending to hardware.
02 / FOR THEATRE
From the first script read to a change in rehearsal, keep the show’s structure connected to the desk.
Explore the workflowBreak down who’s in each scene, plan DCA assignments, and organize scene-by-scene channel settings. Map the show to the physical channels and DCAs you want to use.
Enhance the scene automation your console already provides. Add supported parameter changes, waits, fades, and Live Libraries alongside the desk’s own recalls.
Choose what stays manual and what the app automates. Capture and edit supported console values, then follow console scene recalls or advance from the app.
ALSO IN YOUR TOOLKIT
03 / CONSOLE DEVELOPMENT
Every console family starts in beta and graduates separately. Hardware testing on one desk does not mean every feature is verified.
| CONSOLE FAMILY | DEVELOPMENT STAGE | RELEASE STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Yamaha Rivage PM | Hardware-tested workflows | Beta |
| Yamaha DM7 | Hardware-tested workflows | Beta |
| Allen & Heath dLive | Hardware-tested workflows | Beta |
| Yamaha DM5 | First hardware validation pending | Beta development |
| Allen & Heath Avantis | First hardware validation pending | Beta development |
| Allen & Heath SQ | First hardware validation pending | Beta development |
| Yamaha CL / QL | Early development | Beta development |
| Yamaha DM3 | Early development | Beta development |
Status reflects project testing as of October 24, 2026. Beta access is coordinated per family. Test on a rehearsal desk before considering use in a performance.
04 / LICENSING
The licensing model is planned. Final prices and checkout will be published before paid sales open.
05 / BUILD IT WITH US
Tell us which console you work with. We’ll use your details to follow up about beta testing for that family.
Public downloads aren’t available yet.
Windows will follow after Mac testing.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
No. Console Programming Assistant helps prepare and control supported parts of your desk. The engineer remains responsible for the mix, console configuration, and rehearsal testing.
Yes. Planning is designed to work offline, and the planning features stay free. Connecting to a desk is the paid part of the planned licensing model.
No. Each console family has its own beta period, including families added later. A family only becomes supported after its own validation and readiness decision.
The app includes integrations for compatible desktop AI assistants, plus a copy-and-paste workflow. You use your own AI account. Review imported show data before sending anything to a console.
Public downloads are not open yet. Submit a beta request above so we can coordinate testing for your console and share the appropriate build when ready.