TouchMix-8/16 Control

Name: TouchMix-8/16 Control
Rating: 2.7 (66 reviews)
Author: QSC Audio Products, LLC

By: QSC Audio Products, LLC

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Features & Capabilities

TouchMix-8/16 Control is an iOS app that wirelessly interfaces with QSC TouchMix-8 and TouchMix-16 digital mixers. It can act as a secondary interface or in Follow Mixer mode, letting the iPad mirror or accompany the mixer GUI with independent control.

Key features include input/output processing displays, Real Time Analyzer (RTA), level meters, multiple effects, and a multi-track recorder, plus per-device access controls. Requirements: iOS 16.5 or later; QSC TouchMix-8/16 with firmware 3.0 or higher; network connectivity via supplied Wi‑Fi adaptor or USB-to-Ethernet adaptor. It does not perform audio processing on the iOS device.

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By:

QSC Audio Products, LLC

Rating:

2.70

(66)

Version:

3.0.34 Last updated: 2024-04-01

Version code:

864807515

Creation date:

2014-08-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

89.03MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

QSC Audio Products, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/touchmix-8-16-control/id898402638

Website:

http://qsc.com/products/mixers/touchmix_series/

User Reviews

Users praise the app for remote mixer control from iPad/iPhone and parity with hardware, plus workable range in venues. However, frequent connection problems, crashes, and limited control scope (lack of EQ/Comps/Aux access) — often worsened by OS/mixer updates — hurt reliability. The iPhone UI is hard to read, with iPad favored. A robust network setup helps but core reliability remains the main issue limiting everyday use.

Pros

Remote control mirrors the hardware touchscreen, offering most mixer functions from iPad/iPhone.
Good range via USB Wi‑Fi dongle, enabling mixing from the room or audience area (roughly 75–100 ft).
Valued for use in small to medium venues and for transport/control tasks, with long-time user support.
Supports multiple devices (iPad and iPhone) for crew flexibility.

Cons

Frequent, unreliable connections and crashes; devices often won’t stay connected or connect at all.
Limited app control: EQs, comps, and aux sends are not accessible through the app, reducing functionality.
Compatibility/updates issue: iOS updates and mixer firmware updates can cause faders to gray out or the app to stop working.
Small-screen readability on iPhone; text and controls are hard to read, making iPad the preferred device.
Requires a good wireless router and network setup to be reliable; setup can be fiddly.

Recent reviews

I really love my Touchmix 16, and it’s so amazing when I can connect my iPad to control the levels from around the room. But I have find that there are multiple situations where the iPad or people‘s iPhones do not connect to the mixer… This happens so frequently that the band members have given up trying to control their own mixes from their own iPhones (which was one of the reasons that we bought this mixer). The iPad connects about 85% of the time. I just used it as a gig with a new iPad and it would not connect at all. This almost ruined a gig for me. I would say the Touchmix is amazing, and if this app worked even 95% of the time, it would be great, but it doesn’t due to connection issues with iPads and iPhones. Really frustrating.

by jo*****, 2025-08-10

We need to be able to reach mixers over layer 3 by entering a hostname or IP. Would help a lot in large campus area networks. Also make iPhone app more useful.

by Ni*****, 2025-03-09

If I can’t control this mixer with my iPad, why would I use this? I wouldn’t. That is the whole point of this thing. Fixing this should be a priority for QSC. They don’t want us to be out here looking for a replacement for this mixer, do they?