In this remote control app, you can wirelessly manage the ZOOM LIVETRAK L-20/L-20R using an iPad, adjusting levels and equalizers. Includes channel naming, color settings, and level monitoring features.
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 3.4. Trustworthiness 79 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 21 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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5 star
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4 star
17%
3 star
17%
2 star
26%
1 star
17%
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Credible reviews
79% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
About L-20 Control
*With a BTA-1, transmission up to 10 m is possible when used indoors without obstacles.
L-20 Control can be used at a distance from the L-20/L-20R. For example, it can be use to mix while listening from a seat in the audience, or an iPad with the app can be provided to a performer to use for monitor mixing while the engineer uses the L-20 itself to mix for the main speakers.
Features
・Simple intuitive user interface just like the L-20
・15-band stereo graphic equalizer control
・All level meters shown simultaneously
・Name and color settings for every channel
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Reviews for L-20 Control
PSurls
Doesn’t work right on newer iPad Pro models
To be fair, I used to love this app and mixer. Upgraded to a new 13” iPad Pro and the app is all screwed up as if I’m using an iPad mini. Reached out to support and they responded saying this would need an app update that might or might not happen. I have the L20 for the band and the L20-R for the studio. Going to sell them off and switch to the Behringer X18 I guess.
JoshLoganMusic
Completely slacking!
I don’t completely understand why they manufacture who created a device with this type of technology. Inside of it doesn’t consistently support the software?! In my opinion, which likely doesn’t mean anything to anyone, if I was a multimillion dollar corporation and had millions of people potentially purchasing my device or whatever I would support it and read their reviews and be one to one. That’s just good business. Hopefully someday zoom will knock the bugs. Out out of this mixer, so we can function the way it certainly has the potential to.
