Moving on to the basics of networking, let’s talk about the hardware of networking and wifi.Ī network in the old days was only connected with network cables, what we refer to as CAT5e cables. This is because the Midas versions have been signed to work with the latest iOS, but the Behringer versions have not. However, if you have a newer version of iOS on your Apple device, you will need to find the Midas versions of the apps, M32-Edit, M32-Mix, and M32-Q. Now it is called X32-Edit, X32-Mix, and X32-Q. Midas or Behringer Version of the App?īack when the X32 was released, the mixing app was called X-Control and Xi-Control. You cannot listen to audio from the X32 through your phone. Having the Behringer X32 and Midas M32 connected to a network will give a lot of flexibility that you wouldn’t have without it.įirst, let me be clear with you While the iPhone, iPad and Android apps can adjust the monitor mix, it cannot monitor or listen to this mix. More specifically how to get the Behringer X32 connected to a network to be able to use your Phone or Tablet to mix. One very common question I receive is regarding the Behringer X32 WiFi setup.
