About JPMixing
Meet Josiah
I’m a multi-hobbyist with a passion for exploring new technology and turning ideas into real-world solutions. What started as a curiosity for 3D printing quickly grew into a drive to design and create functional, high-quality parts for everyday problems.
From custom tool organizers to automotive components, I focus on building practical designs that actually make a difference. Every project is approached with attention to detail, performance, and usability.
Custom Solutions
Fast Turnaround
Quality First
Our Story
JPMixing started with 3D printing: custom parts, toolbox organizers, prototypes and shop accessories. It has grown into software and live sound too. We build programs like JPMixer, a free app that gives every musician control of their own monitor mix, and we provide live sound and mixing services. Whether you need a one-off part, a small production run, a custom program or someone behind the console, we're here to help.
Personal monitor mixes for every musician, and a home page for every production station.
JPMixer is a free Mac and Windows app that turns any phone, tablet or laptop on your network into a monitor mixer. Musicians open a web page and control their own in-ear or wedge mix — no app to install, no touching the front-of-house console. It also gives the whole production team a home: FOH, ProPresenter, Lighting and Switcher stations, each welcoming whoever Planning Center has scheduled.
Pick your mix · set your levels · jump to a group
New in 2.0.15
LV1 EQ
Performers adjust their monitor mix’s own 4-band EQ on LV1 from their phone, and the Console Controller shows and changes each input’s EQ. Changes on LV1 show on the phones within a second.
dLive in Patch
Import a dLive show, inputs and outputs, onto CDM MixRacks, a DX168 and the S7000. Dante and other network devices are drawn as a tile for each channel.
One switch per plugin
The Allow plugins switch is gone: each plugin’s own switch turns it on or off.
More reliable mutes & faders
An unmute made while the console was offline now reaches it, two quick flicks no longer jump a fader to 0 dB, and each fader follows only its own finger.
Their own mix, from their own phone
Musicians open a web address and pick their mix. They set every channel in their own in-ears or wedge, with mute, solo and pan that only touch their mix. On iPhone and iPad it adds to the Home Screen as a full-screen app.
Find any channel in a tap
Group chips show just Drums, Vocals or any group, and each mix can open straight to the groups that performer uses. Favorites keep the channels they adjust most one tap away, and search finds anything by name.
My Mixes & Ear Scenes
My Mixes are named mixes a performer can load any week — Find My Mixes brings them back on a new phone. Ear Scenes save a mix for each song and bring it back when the console goes to that snapshot, then lock the faders so they can’t be bumped.
Every mix. Every device. One screen.
Monitor Engineer
Every monitor mix side by side, grouped the same way as the phones. Trim a whole mix in ±0.5 dB steps, mute or solo anything in anyone’s mix, see who’s connected to each mix, and step through snapshots.
Console Controller & channel processing
The console’s own faders, mutes and solos for inputs, control groups or DCAs, and aux outputs, from any browser (DiGiCo, dLive and LV1). On DiGiCo, each channel opens a processing panel: gain, 48V, filters, a draggable 4-band EQ and dynamics. On LV1, each channel opens its own 4-band EQ, which can be changed, and shows its preamp live: gain, 48V, phase and trim.
Devices on stage
Every connected phone and iPad, the mix it’s on and its latest activity, placed on a map of your stage. The layout is saved on the JPMixer computer, so every screen shows the same stage.
A home page for every station
FOH, ProPresenter, Lighting and Switcher each get a page that welcomes whoever Planning Center scheduled, with the live service item, the team, the order of service and the next few plans. Save a layout per person — it follows them to any device.
One link for the whole team
Production View Select lists every station with who’s on today. Team chat connects all four stations live and clears itself for the next service, and Bitfocus Companion buttons appear live on each station’s page.
Green Room TV
A full-screen display for the green room: the team with photos and roles, a big clock, a service countdown, and Now / Up next from Planning Center Live. A QR code opens the mix picker on a musician’s phone, and with the Smaart SPL and Shure wireless plugins it shows the room’s SPL and each mic’s battery.
Install only what you use
Add plugins from Settings → Plugins → Find plugins. Each runs on its own, so if one stops working, JPMixer and the console carry on, and Settings tells you when one has an update.
Patch
Your stage boxes and console drawn to scale. Tap a socket to name it and patch it, see 48V at a glance, and import a DiGiCo session, LV1 session or dLive show.
Inputs show in blue, outputs in gold, and a channel patched twice shows in red.
Patch
Stage boxes and console to scale, every socket named and patched, with 48V at a glance.
Shure wireless
Each mic’s battery and transmitter on FOH Home, the musician’s phone, Monitor Engineer and the Green Room. QLX-D, ULX-D, SLX-D and Axient Digital. Only reads.
Smaart SPL
Live sound levels from Rational Acoustics Smaart on FOH Home and the Green Room, in Smaart’s own colors. Only reads.
Companion buttons
Bitfocus Companion buttons on each Home page, live. Tap to press, hold to hold.
Console check
Whether the console is connected, on FOH Home. The example to start from if you’re making your own.
It names the mixes for you
Planning Center does the names
Map each team position to a mix once, and every mix is named after who’s on it, like “Keys – Priya Nair”. JPMixer keeps it current by itself and can open each performer’s phone straight to their mix. An optional second service handles a midweek event.
Setup that walks you through it
Settings opens on a Get started checklist: the address to give performers and every step in order. Channel names, mixes and control groups fill themselves in from the console.
Built-in aux EQ
An optional EQ per mix: DiGiCo’s 8 bands, or each LV1 monitor mix’s own 4-band EQ.
Private mixes
Hide a mix from the picker and share it by direct link.
iPad relay
Run the DiGiCo iPad app through JPMixer alongside the phones.
Control API
Token-protected HTTP API for Companion, Stream Deck and more.
Your branding
Your logo and accent color on every page JPMixer serves.
Backups & demo mode
Automatic backups, selective restore, and a simulated console to explore.
Planning Center optional
Turn it off and JPMixer doesn’t contact it, with everything you set up kept.
Performance report
See how JPMixer and the computer are doing, and copy a report for whoever is helping.
Console support
| DiGiCoSD / Quantum / S | A&H dLive | KLANGpaired with dLive | Behringer WING | Waves LV1 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | OSC (DiGiCo Pad) | MIDI over TCP/IP | OSC to KLANG | OSC, UDP 2223 | MyMon remote, TCP |
| Levels, mute & solo | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Per-send pan | ✓ | — | ✓ stereo mode | ✓ | ✓ stereo mixes |
| Names from the console | ✓ channels, mixes | ✓ channels, mixes | channels* | channels | ✓ channels, mixes |
| Ear Scenes | ✓ by snapshot | ✓ by scene | ✓ by scene | — | ✓ by scene |
| Built-in aux EQ | ✓ | — | — | — | ✓ monitor mixes |
| Console Controller | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Channel processing | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Tested on | Live services | dLive Director | Protocol only | Protocol only | An LV1 show |
* From the paired dLive, when its address is entered. Each console runs as its own backend; every page works the same whichever console is active.
Quick start
- Download and open JPMixer. It lives in the menu bar (Mac) or system tray (Windows); the dot turns green once the console connects.
- Settings → Get started shows the address for performers and a checklist of every step.
- Settings → Console: choose your console and enter its address. Names, mixes and groups fill themselves in.
- Channels and Aux mixes: make groups, pick icons and colors, and hide anything performers don’t need.
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Save & Apply, then give performers the address, for example
http://192.168.1.20 - Optional: connect Planning Center, set up the Home pages and add plugins like Companion buttons. No console handy? Turn on Demo mode.
Get JPMixer
Grab the installer for your platform from the latest release. Free, no account required. Check for Updates in the menu bar installs new versions for you.
Download Latest Release| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple silicon & Intel) | JPMixer-<version>.dmg |
| Windows 10 / 11 | JPMixer.Setup.<version>.exe |
Mac, first launch: if macOS says the app is damaged, run this once after copying it to Applications, then allow JPMixer on the local network:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/JPMixer.appWindows, first launch: choose More info → Run anyway on the SmartScreen prompt, and allow the firewall dialog so musicians can reach the mixer page.
How it works
A web server and WebSocket bridge inside an Electron app.