Comparisons

So how does the SamePage Digital Performance Station with MIX stack up against some of it’s competitors? First of all, we need to know what can a SamePage system do: it can be divided into these major functions:

Digital Monitor Mixer

  • MIX 16, or 32, channels of digital music, with virtual mixer;
  • four different MIXER styles;
  • save unlimited virtual mixes, and recall them by name, or, have the mix change by song;
  • MUTE any channel;
  • PAN any channel;
  • EQ each channel, with sweepable low frequency and treble;
  • MASTER Volume Mix;
  • MASTER EQ;
  • MASTER PAN;
  • Label each channel;
  • Colour-code each channel label;
  • two assignable channels of MIX on the Main screen – “More Me”
  • TRIM control for each channel;
  • meter display for each channel;
  • PEAK meter for each channel;
  • MASTER Volume Off at start to protect against accidental exposure to damaging decibels;

Online & Local Storage & Display of Digital Sheet Music

  • Display sheet music – (basically, anything you can print using a printer can be displayed)
  • display RTF, TXT, PDF, and JPG files natively;
  • transpose text-based lyric and chord sheets into all keys, automatically and intelligently;
  • link multiple keys of the same song into a set, so key-changes are available on the fly;
  • display notes on one display, and chords on another, inside the same song;
  • add songs to a set on the fly;
  • store your entire song library both locally and online;
  • sort your songs by THEME and/or KEY;
  • four different modes: LEADER, FOLLOWER, PREVIEW, and STANDALONE;
  • LEADER controls display of content, and FOLLOWERS stay on the same song as the leader;
  • intelligent keyboard displays only those letters available – you can narrow your search within a few keystrokes; e.g. if the song you are looking for is entitled “Unchanging”, typing the letter U gets you to the U section of the database, which may already show you the song you are looking for – double-tap the screen, and the song is added to the set, and displayed on all FOLLOWER screens;

Online & Local Planning of Events

  • set lists can be created online anywhere you have internet access;
  • new songs and other content are added from the comfort of your Internet access point, wherever and whenever that may be;
  • add new songs to the set “on-the-fly”;
  • intelligent keyboard displays only those letters available – you can narrow your search within a few keystrokes; e.g. if the song you are looking for is entitled “Unchanging”, typing the letter U gets you to the U section of the database, which may already show you the song you are looking for – double-tap the screen, and the song is added to the set, and displayed on all FOLLOWER screens;

  • Online & Local Annotation of Digital Music

    • songs can be annotated using the touchscreen or SamePage Practice;
    • highlight an area in colour;
    • add text to the screen using the touchscreen keyboard;
    • add shapes and freeform lines using your finger on the touchscreen;
    • save your notes for later display;
    • erase some or all of your notes: make changes

  • Communicate With Your Team

    • Leader can message the team and the projection software (some conditions apply);
    • Projection software can message the team;
    • Set list appears in projection software screen – songs added during the set also appear;
    • Location in the set, that is, what song are you on, shows up in the projection software;

OK, so which system out there can do all that? iPad? Aviom? Roland? Behringer? The reality is, there is no one competitor … so if you need to do more than one of the above, the SamePage Digital Performance System is the key.

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