Control ST3 on ipad from iphone

Riff

howifeel Now I know who you are! I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time. Good to know that you're here too! Cheers!

howifeel

Riff Yes, I am developing a duet with my singer and me and ST3 is a good fit for this setup. I have owned ST3 for a couple years and it is really looking good! Nice to see you Riffman!

howifeel

Damir Nice looking surface!

howifeel

Damir Nice looking surface! Yes, I use network, as well. 5g is cleaner and faster but not good for distance, 2.4 is good for distance but is a little slower and it is a busy WiFi frequency. I am so glad you got it going so quickly. I don’t understand why I got thumbs down on my vid other than I blow through it pretty fast or I use another app in addition to ST3. Nevertheless, it feels good to help! You seem very tech savvy.

Damir

howifeel I managed to get volume in as well without reducing the buttons, and it all works perfectly,
Thanks again

Tavilazar

howifeel above all, thank you for the video!
Now unfortunately I do not have the acces to see the iPad when I use the iPhone so this is not solving my issue. I'm looking rather mirroring the ST3 somehow.
Your idea is super nice, but I cannot see the playlist on my iPhone or scroll thru the songs, I mean I could with the next/previous but I have 100 songs in one list..

Do you have maybe any ideas on how can I see the list I have on my iPad, but looking on the phone?
Thx and again, congrats for the idea!
Tavi

howifeel

Tavilazar I would have to look into that. May be better to use an audio interface connected to an iPhone with ST3 running and send wireless audio to the console with the reversed IEM (output of audio interface to IEM transmitter and IEM receiver connected to mix console).

howifeel

Tavilazar this can be accomplished using a wireless IEM reversed. That would overcome the limitations of latency with BT as well as distance. Someone may have already said this BTW.

Tavilazar

howifeel I would need to dig into that as I have no idea what an IEM is. But this week end I will try with bluetooth, to see how the latency is behaving...
Thx a lot for the input and ideas ideas 💡
Cheers from Spain
Tavi

howifeel

Tavilazar Sorry about that. IEM means in ear monitor. Nowadays they are usually wireless and no latency.

royandreno

howifeel I have used IEM for many years, and every now and then I get disturbances, spikes of noise or white noise. I would never trust reversing the intended signal flow, going to my mix and PA. And no, they have not been cheap systems. Shure and Sennheiser.

Tavilazar

howifeel hahaha, of course I know what in ear monitor is and how its working, but abbreviated was just not clinking in my mind. ahaha. super funny.
And funny enough, I was looking at exactly the same topic when opening this forum. I'm looking now at NUX b-7 psm, but honestly it would be nice to have more ideas. Is there any other option that is stereo and you know about it?
I would pay, it does not matter is is expensive, just to be sure that the signal is not dropping!

Lets see, maybe we find other ideas!
Cheers,
Tavi

Tavilazar

royandreno that is good to know... I had the same feeling somehow, I used a shure years ago, playing some gigs on big stage, never had issues with that, but somehow i don't trust it..
Thx

Skid

Tavilazar I came across a Sennheiser device for home use that runs on RF signal and is virtually zero latency (almost).

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/335374588398

I have used this and it works well though I went with another system…

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