Showcaller Now Talks to Allen & Heath SQ
Allen & Heath SQ-5, SQ-6, and SQ-7 consoles can now be run by voice through Showcaller’s native MIDI integration — scene recall and channel control without leaving your position.
QLab Support Is Here – Voice-Trigger Your Cue Lists
QLab cue lists can now be fired, jumped, and panic-stopped by voice: Showcaller’s OSC integration with Figure 53’s QLab, verified end to end.
Showcaller Now Talks to MA Lighting grandMA3
grandMA3 consoles are now voice-controlled over OSC UDP – call a cue or look without stepping away from the desk, confirmed against the console’s real state.
Showcaller Now Talks to MA Lighting grandMA2
grandMA2 consoles are now voice-controlled over TCP Telnet. older gear gets the same reliability as anything newer in the stack.
Showcaller Now Talks to Shure Wireless
Shure ULX-D, QLX-D, and SLX-D receivers are now monitored continuously by Showcaller: battery, gain, and RF surfaced before they become a mid-show problem.
Showcaller Now Talks to Panasonic PTZ Cameras
Panasonic PRO PTZ cameras now move, recall presets, and power on by voice — confirmed against the camera’s actual state, not just “command sent.”
Showcaller Now Talks to Behringer X32 / Midas M32
The X32 and Midas M32 — some of the most widely deployed digital consoles in live sound — are now fully voice-controlled through one comprehensive OSC integration.
Showcaller Now Talks to Behringer XAir / Midas MR
Behringer XAir and Midas MR rack mixers are now under direct OSC voice control — arguably more useful here than on a full desk, since nobody’s always standing at the rack.
Showcaller Meets NETGEAR AV
Showcaller partners up with Netgear AV to bring AI-augmented intelligence to your show’s network infrastructure
Inside the Bridge App: How Showcaller Actually Talks to Your Hardware
Is this just an API wrapper hoping the network cooperates? No — the Bridge App runs locally on your show network and talks to your hardware directly. Here’s why that matters.