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Relay can connect to supported digital mixing consoles over your network, turning your dashboard into a control and monitoring surface for audio workflows.

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What audio console integration provides

  • Channel-name sync
  • Scene and snapshot recall
  • Planning Center assignments to console channels
  • Rundown cues and snapshots
  • MIDI-based scene mapping on supported models
  • Automation destinations

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Add an audio console

  1. Open Relay > Settings > External Devices.
  2. Click Add Device.
  3. Set the device type to Audio Console.
  4. Choose the model or family.
  5. Enter the host, IP, and port.
  6. Configure any model-specific options.
  7. Save the device.

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Common model notes

  • X32/M32: OSC-based workflows, channel-name sync, cue or snippet sending
  • Allen and Heath Qu: MIDI over TCP/IP
  • dLive and Avantis: MixRack or Surface target selection
  • Yamaha: MIDI input and output plus Program Change mappings
  • DiGiCo: show RTF import for channel mapping when needed, plus Relay 1.1.1 adds direct OSC channel-name sync, DiGiCo automation actions, and a clearer Brand/Model split in console settings

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DiGiCo in Relay 1.1.1

Relay 1.1.1 expands DiGiCo workflows in a few practical ways:
  • sync channel names from the console directly into Relay
  • use DiGiCo trigger actions in the automation graph for macros and OSC commands
  • pick channels by name across supported channel types
If you already use Relay for console-linked dashboard cues, 1.1.1 makes DiGiCo setup and automation much easier to maintain.

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Troubleshooting

If the console does not respond, verify the model, IP, port, network path, and any MIDI-specific prerequisites for that console family.