Connect hardware panels and map their controls to the audio mixer, the vision mixer, replay, commentary positions and camera heads. Mackie Control over MIDI, OSC, and SKAARHOJ Raw Panel over the network.
A Behringer X-Touch connects over Mackie Control, with motor faders, scribble strips and meters. TouchOSC and Companion connect over OSC. SKAARHOJ panels connect by Raw Panel over the network, and the server finds them by itself.
The mapping editor shows every control on the panel and what it drives. Press Learn and touch a key, an encoder, a fader or a joystick: the editor selects that control. Start from a preset and change only what you need.
A mapping points a control at a module. Change the target and the same panel does a different job.
Faders, mute, solo and pan, with meters on the panel. Bank through the channels and buses of the audio mixer.
Cut, auto and the T-bar on the M/E you choose. Jog, take and cue for replay. One starter preset puts replay and mixer cuts on the same panel.
Pan, tilt and zoom on a joystick, with shot keys and Store. With follow on, the joystick moves the camera head that is on preview. A booth preset gives a commentator talk and cue keys.
A panel on air must not change hands by accident.
Take control of a panel and other clients cannot drive or re-point it. They can request it, and the holder accepts or declines. A request lapses after 30 s. The panel’s own keys are never locked out.
A panel is paired to its server, and the pairing is stored in the database. Pairing, approvals, assignments and what a panel did are written to the audit log.
Contour Shuttle jog controllers work in the browser, with no panel to pair. Use one to drive the prompter.
Book a walkthrough with the engineers who built it, or look around the live demo.