PreSonus QMix®-UC

Name: PreSonus QMix®-UC
Rating: 2.8 (91 reviews)
Author: PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc.

By: PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc.

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Features & Capabilities

PreSonus QMix-UC turns your iPhone into a wireless monitor control surface for StudioLive Series III digital mixers. It enables remote adjustment of aux send levels, panning, and multiple monitor mixes from anywhere on the same Wi‑Fi network, making it ideal for FOH engineers and performers alike.

Key features include wireless control over Series III mixers, up to four channel groups, and the Wheel of Me for quick balance of personalized "Me" channels. The app supports a range of StudioLive hardware models and notes the official compatibility status for legacy AI/RM-series mixers. System requirements include iOS 11.4+ on iPhone or iPod Touch and being on the same wireless network as your mixer.

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App Music & Audio

By:

PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc.

Rating:

2.80

(91)

Version:

3.5.0 Last updated: 2025-07-29

Version code:

876711644

Creation date:

2013-09-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

34.42MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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Developed by:

PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/presonus-qmix-uc/id703208043

Website:

http://www.presonus.com/products/Control-Software

User Reviews

Users value QMix-UC for giving musicians direct control of their own monitor mixes and for being well-designed and handy when it works. However, multiple reviews repeatedly flag reliability and connectivity problems—especially on iPhones—along with landscape/orientation issues, compatibility gaps (iPhone/iPad), and battery drain. Updates frequently regress features or disable functionality, and responses from Presonus appear slow. In short: the app can be a powerful live-monitor tool in stable network environments, but widespread reliability concerns, device compatibility, and update-related regressions drive most negative sentiment.

Pros

Gives musicians direct control over their own monitor mixes (personal monitoring).
Handy, well-thought-out design features like the Me/Band wheel for easy level control.
Solid performance in stable Wi‑Fi setups, enabling reliable live mixing within the StudioLive ecosystem.
Useful integration with StudioLive hardware and gear in supported setups.
Can be a powerful live-monitor tool for performers when it works.

Cons

Reliability problems: frequent bugs, unstable performance, and connectivity failures (e.g., cannot connect to the mixer).
UI/orientation issues: landscape mode often not working on iPhones and no iPad version available.
Battery drain and high resource usage on devices.
Updates frequently regress functionality (sliders become greyed out or features disappear) and fixes can be slow.
Limited developer communication and slow/absent updates for several generations of hardware.

Recent reviews

This app has had multiple issues since I bought my Presonus StudioLive 24R a year ago. Failures connecting, failures updating, failures launching. I can now only get the app to connect with an outdated version on an old Samsung tablet. My new iPhone and iPad will not connect. This is a deal breaker when it IS the control surface for the mixer. How am I supposed to use my $1,000 mixer when the free app interface is worthless?