The X32 is deep — layers, sends-on-fader, setup screens. TalkBoard skips the button-pressing: a desktop app for macOS and Windows that turns plain English — spoken with push-to-talk, or typed — into real X32 commands over your network. Say “mute the drums” and it’s done.
The full-size console at front of house.
The compact frame — same engine, same commands.
No control surface? Plain English is the control surface.
TalkBoard drives the free editor on your computer as a virtual console — prep shows with no hardware.
Speak it (hold the spacebar) or type it — every example below is a real TalkBoard command. See the full command library.
The X32 is deep — layers, sends-on-fader, setup screens. TalkBoard doesn’t replace knowing your desk; it removes the button-pressing between a decision and the console doing it. You make the mixing decisions, TalkBoard executes them.
TalkBoard can undo the last change its AI made on the X32 and M32 families. Said the wrong channel? “Undo that.” (It can’t undo moves made on the desk’s own surface.)
Save any move — scene recall, walk-in music levels, all-mute — and fire it from a keyboard hotkey, Stream-Deck-style, no extra hardware. How macros work →
Flip it on and every AI change waits for your confirmation before it touches the desk. For shows, macro hotkeys mode disables typing so only saved macros fire.
Pricing: free to try with 15 demo requests, then Basic $5, Pro $10 or Unlimited $20 per month — tax included. Full pricing details →
No — no X32 model has native voice control. TalkBoard adds it from a Mac or Windows computer on the same network: hold the spacebar, say the command, and TalkBoard sends the real console command to the desk. You can type commands instead whenever a mic isn’t practical.
No. TalkBoard is a desktop app for macOS and Windows only — there is no phone or tablet version.
Yes — TalkBoard can undo the last change its AI made, on the X32 and M32 families only. It can’t undo moves made at the console’s own surface.
X32, X32 Producer and X32 Rack — plus X32-Edit running on your computer, which TalkBoard treats as a virtual console so you can prep shows and practice with no hardware attached.
Not yet. Behringer Wing support is in development; the X-Air series (including the XR18) is not supported.
You get 15 free demo requests to try it on your own X32 (or on X32-Edit with no hardware). After that, plans are $5, $10 or $20 per month, tax included. Full pricing →
Free to try with 15 one-time demo requests on our built-in AI — no API keys, nothing to configure.
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