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WING Copilot Analysis

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WING Copilot is a free multimedia application designed for iPhone users, specifically targeting those who require efficient media playback management. This app offers a user-friendly interface that allows users to control audio devices seamlessly, providing an organized view of playlists, tracks, and media settings. One of its key features is the ability to connect and manage multiple audio sources, ensuring a smooth listening experience across different platforms.

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In addition to basic media playback functionalities, WING Copilot supports advanced features such as remote control capabilities and customizable settings for audio devices. Users can easily switch between different audio outputs and adjust settings without hassle. The app's compatibility with various multimedia formats and devices makes it a versatile tool for audio management, catering to both casual listeners and professionals alike.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Compatible with iPad.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
30
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

WING Copilot 1.0 Release Phase 1...

WING Copilot 1.0 Release Phase 1

The Copilot app supports different types of live or studio work, either when an engineer is away from the console or when tasks are split with others.

Phase 1. Performance Setup

This section is especially tailored to the activities during setup and line-check. Prepare all Sources and Outputs while patching signals to i/o boxes on stage. Sources can be named, tagged, given a color or an icon. Sources also own the head-amp properties such as gain or phantom power.

While making connections on stage, WING Sources can all be declared either as Mono, or as odd/even numbered pairs for Stereo or Mid-Side use. Your partner on FOH or monitoring console can instantaneously use the Sources you have defined remotely, e.g. patching them to Channels or splitting them to Outputs.

The Copilot app also allows patching Bus, Main or Matrix Outputs to physical stage box outputs. You can also read their assignments, so you know where to connect amp racks or active speakers. FOH to stage communication is very important, Copilot also provides access to talkback functions.

Phase 2. Metering:

Additional metering can be displayed on your iPad next to your console touchscreen. It includes levels of all Sources, Channels and Outputs and an RTA that can follow the selected channel or be assigned to a fixed signal path.

Phase 3. Monitor Mixing:

The Monitor Mixing UI is reduced to the essential parameters of personalized monitoring applications and offers an additional lock function to prevent access to other busses or the masters.

Phase 4. Front of House:

The FOH section is designed for mixing from within the audience, essential when placing the console in a less than optimal position. Aside from good overview of all fader layers, this section also provides access to the processing of channels, buses, mains and matrices.

Key Features:

Customize all Sources, Channels and Outputs

Declare WING Sources as Mono/Stereo/Mid-Side

Configure head-amp properties

Patch Sources to Channels and Outputs

Create and control connections between Channels, Buses, Mains and Matrices

Set up and control the Talkback

Metering for single Sources, Channels and Outputs

Requirements:

* Requires a wireless router connected to the WING Personal Mixing Console

* Copilot 1.0 requires WING console firmware V1.02 or higher


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