harmonyadmirer

Agree on this. I'm not a professional musician, just a "bedroom" musician, and occasionally play on live stage in church services. ​I just bought an Amplifi 75 and love to use it with my Android phone. However I really hope I can run the Amplifi Remote on Windows laptop/PC as well. Some usage scenarios that I find it's not convenient to do it on a small phone/tablet screens: - I like to learn new skill/ideas from Youtube videos tutorial, and I want it on a bigger screen, i.e. on PC/laptop screen, as it is better to see the tutorial more clearly. It is not convenient if I have to switch between Laptop (to navigate through Youtube) and my Android phone (to set the tone, etc.), and I want to have the sound from Youtube to be casted to Amplifi as well (which not possible because it is connected to my phone, while the Youtube is on my PC). - I like as well to learn new skill from e-book/blog/music sheets/resources I found in the internet, and same as above, it is more practical to see those on a larger laptop screens compare to small phone/tablet screens. And I don't want to switch between phone and PC cause it is not efficient. Some music learning website even provide audio directly within their tutorial, and I want to play it on my Amplifi75 as well to play along rather to have separate sound souces (from my PC speaker and Amplifi). I'm still trying to setup the Remix OS on VirtualBox configuration for now, but still no luck because my Remix OS cannot boot (stuck in Remix OS logo)... :( Dear Line6 team, please highly consider to develop the Amplifi Remote for Windows environment. I suggest to just target to develop into Windows 10 UWP platform, rather than classic windows x86 executable. You will have the benefit of developing once with easy modification to target all Windows 10 screen sizes (PC/laptop/2in1/tablet/phones/XBOX (why not!!) and even in the near future, Augmented Reality in HoloLens!!). So I believe investing to develop in Universal Windows Platform is reasonable. I'm not a Windows freak, I use Android as my primary phone and have an Android tablet. But as my example above, I believe there are lots of other possible use case scenarios that more people will benefit by doing it on a Windows PC. This means more potential customers for Line6 as well. Cheers.