Talk to your console.

The perfect companion for Mixing Station. Use natural language to configure channel names and colors.

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Console Whisperer application interface showing channel configuration

What You Can Say

Setting up a console isn't hard — it's just time-consuming. If you've done it a thousand times, you want it to go faster.

Bulk Rename
  • "Rename channels 1–128 to RF 1–128"
Copy & Mirror
  • "Copy channel names 1–32 to channels 33–64 for a duplicate monitor layer"
  • "Move names from channels 1–8 to 9–16, then clear channels 1–8"
Color Swaps
  • "Change all red channels to blue and all blue channels to green"
Import a Channel List

"Set channel names:

1. Kick In

2. Kick Out

3. Snare Top

..."

Paste any input list — even 256 channels at once.

Console Migration

Moving to a new console model? Transfer your entire setup in three steps:

  1. 1 "List all channel names and colors."
  2. 2 Load the new console model in Mixing Station.
  3. 3 "Apply those names and colors."

How It Works

Get up and running in a few simple steps.

1

Get Mixing Station

Console Whisperer works through Mixing Station — the popular multi-platform mixer control app. You can configure consoles in offline mode for free. Connecting to hardware requires an affordable Mixing Station license.

2

Add your AI key

Bring your own free Google Gemini API key — the free tier is generous enough for most users. You can also run fully offline with Ollama.

3

Start talking to your console

Set channel names, colors, and routes to mains using natural language. More capabilities are on the way — built around what users actually ask for. Send a feature request.

4

Windows & macOS

Console Whisperer is a desktop app available on Windows and macOS. Need Linux support? Let me know and I'll build it.