Mix your DiGiCo console from any browser.
A laptop, tablet, or phone becomes a full control surface for Aux Sends, EQ, and snapshots over OSC.
Everything a mix engineer touches most.
Pick a feature below for a closer look: real screenshots from a live Engineer session.
Built for the whole console, not just the faders.
Built for the performer on stage.
Pick a feature below for a closer look: real screenshots from a live Musician session.
How It Works
How the console, the computer, and other devices work together with My DiGiControl
One computer runs as the bridge between the DiGiCo console and every other device on the same network. The console itself doesn't know any of this is happening — as far as it's concerned, a client is just talking to it over OSC. The app handles everything else.
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Built for the engineer who needs their hands free.
My DiGiControl started as a way to walk the room with a live fader in hand instead of running back to the desk. A browser tab and a phone are enough to ride an Aux Send, hand a musician their own monitor mix, or check names mid-show without touching the console’s own surface.
Above all, mixing should be fun, and we hope this app could be
one more reason why engineers love DiGiCo consoles.
Questions engineers actually ask.
No. My DiGiControl is an independent, third-party application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by DiGiCo. DiGiCo® is a registered trademark of DiGiCo UK Limited. Related product names are trademarks of their respective owners. We love DiGiCo — this app is here to help engineers streamline workflows and open up new ways to handle the everyday tasks of a mixing engineer. Above all, it should be fun, and one more reason why engineers love DiGiCo consoles.
No. My DiGiControl talks to your console entirely over your local network via OSC/UDP. Nothing goes to the cloud.
Nearly every DiGiCo SD or Quantum model.
Not yet. DiGiCo Quantum-exclusive features can't currently be controlled through My DiGiControl.
KLANG is a strong, standalone monitoring solution for immersive in-ear mixing, and My DiGiControl isn't meant to compete with it. At most, KLANG-activated channels on the console may become controllable from within the app in the future — nothing more is planned. Learn more at klang.com.
A restricted view performers log into with a PIN. They only see and control their own monitor mix on one Aux bus, nothing else on the console.
Yes. My DiGiControl is a standalone app for both Mac and Windows. There is nothing to install or run in a terminal.
Without a license, My DiGiControl runs against a simulated console with sample channels and busses, so you can explore the full interface, every layout, and every control exactly as you would on a real desk. It doesn’t connect to real hardware or send any OSC data to a console. Buy a license to connect live to your own console.
My DiGiControl isn’t (yet) code-signed or notarized, so macOS and Windows flag it as an unrecognized app on first launch. On Mac, right-click the app and choose Open, or allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security. On Windows, click More info → Run anyway on the SmartScreen prompt. This only happens once, on first launch.
Profile and channel names are cached locally by the bridge on your machine so every browser on the LAN sees the same names. They are never sent anywhere else.
No. Each running instance connects to a single console. If you're running more than one console, each one needs its own instance running.
Get mixing in two minutes.
Run the bridge, open a tab, pick your console. That’s the whole setup.
Without a license, My DiGiControl runs in Demo Mode. Buy a license to connect live to your own console.
Got feedback or a feature idea?
This is built by one person actively mixing shows with it. Bug reports, missing features, anything that felt clunky — send it over.
Email info@slaudiotools.com