What audio console integration provides
- Channel-name sync
- Scene and snapshot recall on supported models — DiGiCo is the one notable exception; see below
- Planning Center assignments to console channels
- Rundown cues and snapshots
- MIDI-based scene mapping on supported models
- Automation destinations
Exactly which of these a given console supports depends on the model — see Console actions for the full per-brand breakdown of what each integration can actually do.
Add an audio console
- Open
Relay > Settings, then select External Devices. - Click
Add Device. - Set the device type to
Audio Console. - Choose the model or family.
- Enter the host, IP, and port.
- Configure any model-specific options.
- Save the device.
Common model notes
- X32/M32: OSC-based workflows, channel-name sync, cue or snippet sending, plus standard scene recall, mute, level, and pan automation actions with no third-party bridge required
- Allen and Heath Qu: MIDI over TCP/IP, with 11 distinct automation action kinds (scene recall, soft key, channel/group/send/FX levels and mutes) — see Console actions
- Allen and Heath SQ, dLive, and Avantis: MixRack or Surface target selection
- Yamaha: MIDI input and output plus Program Change mappings, across DM7, RIVAGE PM, and CL/QL model families; DM7 and RIVAGE also support standard scene recall, mute, level, and pan automation actions directly, with no third-party bridge required
- DiGiCo: show RTF import for channel mapping when needed, plus direct OSC channel-name sync, DiGiCo automation actions, and a clearer Brand/Model split in console settings
DiGiCo
DiGiCo workflows include:- syncing channel names from the console directly into Relay over OSC (“Sync from DiGiCo”)
- Mute, Solo, Fader, and Recall Macro automation actions across input, aux, group, matrix, and control-group channel types
- picking channels by name across all of those channel types