Takedown Policy
How to request removal of a firmware file from this archive.
Our intent
This archive exists to help the digital-mixer community access firmware that might otherwise become unavailable. We respect intellectual-property rights and the wishes of manufacturers. If you are a rights holder and would like a file removed, we will act promptly.
Who can submit a takedown request?
Any of the following may submit a request:
- The manufacturer (or their authorised agent) of the mixer model in question.
- A copyright holder for the firmware file itself.
- A legal representative acting on behalf of either of the above.
How to submit a request
Email firmware@mixerfirmware.com with the subject line "Takedown Request — [Manufacturer] [Model]" and include:
- Your name and role (employee, legal counsel, etc.).
- The URL(s) of the file(s) you wish removed.
- The legal basis for the request (copyright, licence restriction, etc.).
- A statement that the information is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
What happens next
We aim to respond within 2 business days. If the request is valid we will:
- Remove the firmware binary from our servers immediately.
- Update the model page to note that the file was removed at the rights holder's request.
- Remove the file from the JSON API so that Mixing Station Anywhere no longer references it.
We retain metadata (version number, original source URL, SHA-256 hash) for audit purposes only — no binary file is kept after a valid takedown.
Counter-notice
If you believe a takedown was made in error, you may submit a counter-notice to the same email address with your reasons. We will review it and respond within 5 business days.