Control panel & controllers
Everything important at your fingertips.
Your own surfaces made of buttons, faders and displays – on the tablet, on MIDI controllers and the Stream Deck.
Control panel
Your surface, your buttons.
In the control panel you put together your own surface – for yourself at the console, for the band on stage or as a foot bar on the iPad.
- Elements on a grid: texts such as title, next song, tempo and time, buttons, push buttons, faders, knobs, displays, levels and BPM LEDs
- Functions for setlist, metronome, mute and solo, monitor volume, light, fog, blackout and Apple Music – even several on one button
- Groups with frame and color, icons, separate layouts for portrait and landscape
- Several control panels, and each device remembers its choice
External controllers
Real buttons and faders.
The control panel can also be mapped to MIDI controllers and the Elgato Stream Deck – directly on the computer running BandAssist.
- AKAI APC mini, APC40 and MIDImix, Novation Launchpad and Launch Control XL, Korg nanoKONTROL2, Behringer X-Touch Mini and Compact
- Custom MIDI devices with learn mode
- Elgato Stream Deck via USB, without Elgato software: keys with icons, values and levels, dials on the Stream Deck +
More features
What else BandAssist can do
Mixer & soundcheckAll channel strips with layers, a guided soundcheck with suggestions to preview, feedback, room and AI.
Channel viewEQ curve, compressor transfer curve, sends, delay and 🎧 listen – everything about a channel at a glance.
Effects & routingEffects rack with every parameter, and the console’s routing as a patch bay with cables.
Analyzer & tunerA large spectrum as bars, line or spectrogram – and a tuner for guitar, bass and more.
Monitor mix & tabletEvery band member sets their own mix on their own phone; every view also runs on tablets and phones.
Setlist & music standRepertoire and setlists with metronome, sheet music and lyrics on the mic stand, MIDI and console scenes per song.
SamplerIntro, applause or break music at the push of a button – with banks per song, triggered from any device.
LightLighting control via Art-Net: fixtures from a library of around 650 devices, and the automation follows the music.
RecordingAll channels as a multitrack recording, one WAV file per channel – with track view and waveform.