Easy drag-and-drop workflow

• Drag presets directly to channels
• Drag parts of presets directly to components in the Fat Channel
• Adjust the Fat Channel gate, compressor, and EQ plus the graphic EQ and effects
• Quickly drop entire Scenes to the mixer to instantly load all channel, effects, and graphic EQ settings
• Load effects quickly by simply dragging presets into the GUI
• Use the mouse to quickly assign channels to multiple buses, mute, solo, etc.
• Control Talkback on/off, routing assignments, and Scene recall for hard-drive-based Scenes
• Store and organize presets on your computer, then transfer them to your mixer for that night’s gig
• Create presets on the road, store them to the mixer, then drag them to your preset pool the next time you’re connected to the computer
• Reorder presets in mixer memory and in the software to best fit your workflow for each gig
• Share presets with friends; drag presets out of the browser and email, IM, or disk-swap presets with other StudioLive owners
• See all of the most-used parameters on the mixer at once
• See the state of all Fat Channel settings at once
• See all aux mixes at once
• See the current effects and other parameter settings
• View and graphically edit all parametric EQ and compression curves
• View and graphically edit all graphic equalizer settings
• Easily adjust the sound system to the room using Smaart™ Measurement Technology and the StudioLive graphic EQs
• Do time-stamped backups of the entire mixer
• Remote control the StudioLive mixer from an iPad using <StudioLive Remote> software.
• Remote control StudioLive aux mixes using QMix™ software.
• Use the Smaart Spectrograph and RTA to view the sound-system’s frequency response so you can eliminate feedback and other sonic problems.
• Use the Smaart Room Analysis Wizard to tune your sound system to the room (StudioLive 16.4.2 and 24.4.2 only).
• Verify that your StudioLive outputs are routed correctly and are passing signal, using the Smaart Output Check Wizard (StudioLive 16.4.2 and 24.4.2 only).
• Calculate and set the correct amount of delay time between two full-range speaker systems, using the Smaart System Delay Wizard and the StudioLive’s subgroup-output delays (StudioLive 16.4.2 and 24.4.2 only).