Cymatics Mix Link

[Digital Igloo]

This web service appears to be genuinely cool and really simple.

It streams your DAW directly to your phone so you can do a phone speaker test (and via Bluetooth, presumably a car test if your vehicle is within Wi-Fi range?). No phone app required. Logic users could then switch to the Logic Remote app for remote transport control?

Car tests are the bane of my existence and I've always dreamed of tweaking the mix in real time from the driver's seat. Maybe this'll finally make that happen?

$67 unlimited, $13.91 a month. Haven't tried it yet.

https://cymatics.fm/pages/mix-link

EDIT: DAMMIT, won’t work with my rig because of the analog summing. All I'd hear is Out 1-2 (Synths).

 

[MirrorProfiles]

I'd be a bit wary of them as a company.

Services like this are rad for streaming (you can stream your computer screen and mix and webcam etc, and they have a solid free tier):

Muse: Music Collaboration, Simplified

Muse is a virtual music studio. Download the Muse app to record, produce, and collaborate in real-time. Join our community and make music online with any DAW.

musesessions.co

Audiomovers are also legit and works well:

Audiomovers | Remote, Real Time Music Collaboration Tools

The makers of LISTENTO, OMNIBUS, INJECT and Binaural Renderer for Apple Music, connecting audio professionals, systems and devices across the world. Simplifying audio workflows with tools designed by pros, used by the best, and available to all.

audiomovers.com

I stream my sessions with PT Audiobridge to bluetooth to check on AirPods and bluetooth speakers and it works well. Im sure you could use something like Airfoil/Loopback to do similar:

Loopback - Cable-free audio routing for Mac

Get all the power of a high-end studio mixing board, right inside your Mac!

rogueamoeba.com

Airfoil - Any Audio, Everywhere

Stream from your Mac to Airplay, Bluetooth, and Chromecast outputs!

rogueamoeba.com

 

[MirrorProfiles]

EDIT: DAMMIT, won’t work with my rig because of the analog summing. All I'd hear is Out 1-2 (Synths).

Do you monitor back into the DAW? Should be able to just route the return to go wherever you want it to.

 

[Digital Igloo]

I'd be a bit wary of them as a company.

Services like this are rad for streaming (you can stream your computer screen and mix and webcam etc, and they have a solid free tier):

Muse: Music Collaboration, Simplified

Muse is a virtual music studio. Download the Muse app to record, produce, and collaborate in real-time. Join our community and make music online with any DAW.

musesessions.co

Audiomovers are also legit and works well:

Audiomovers | Remote, Real Time Music Collaboration Tools

The makers of LISTENTO, OMNIBUS, INJECT and Binaural Renderer for Apple Music, connecting audio professionals, systems and devices across the world. Simplifying audio workflows with tools designed by pros, used by the best, and available to all.

audiomovers.com

I stream my sessions with PT Audiobridge to bluetooth to check on AirPods and bluetooth speakers and it works well. Im sure you could use something like Airfoil/Loopback to do similar:

Loopback - Cable-free audio routing for Mac

Get all the power of a high-end studio mixing board, right inside your Mac!

rogueamoeba.com

Airfoil - Any Audio, Everywhere

Stream from your Mac to Airplay, Bluetooth, and Chromecast outputs!

rogueamoeba.com

Thanks! I'll dig in. Wonder if there's some piece of hardware I can connect to my summing bus or monitor controller and stream? Presumably I could try monitoring the mixdown return, but I'll have to dedicate Output 1-2 to that and shuffle all my synth busses elsewhere. I'm all about "press one button and everything's routed."

 

[MirrorProfiles]

Thanks! I'll dig in. Wonder if there's some piece of hardware I can connect to my summing bus or monitor controller and stream? Presumably I could try monitoring the mixdown return, but I'll have to dedicate Output 1-2 to that and shuffle all my synth busses elsewhere. I'm all about "press one button and everything's routed."

How have you got the routing from the summing bus? Can’t you just return that to a channel in your DAW and slap one of these plugins on it?

I’ve seen some dongle things you can plug into headphone outputs too that might work in a pinch?

 

[deathbyguitar]

SonoBus is free and I've been using it for years.