was wondering if anybody knows of any company that makes a live mixer
board that can also be controlled by the pc/mac (pc preferably). I've
seen one at disneyland, where the guy was controlling the audio from a
PC wirelessly via wifi. when i glanced at the screen, there was the
full mixerboard on display, and when he wanted one of the channels
higher, he would just click and drag it up. if anybody has more
information, that would be greatly appreciated. thanks!

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was wondering if anybody knows of any company that makes
a live mixer board that can also be controlled by the
pc/mac (pc preferably).

One would be Yamaha.

The low-mid Yamaha digital mixers (01V96, 02R96, DM1000, DM2000 etc) have a
USB port and a program called "Studio Manager".

The main screeen of Studio Manager is an image of a mixing panel that is
somewhat more full-featured than the real one. It indicates the status of
the mixer in a window and controls the operation of the real mixer with a
mouse.

I've seen one at disneyland,
where the guy was controlling the audio from a PC
wirelessly via wifi.

Lots of people do that. You either remote the USB link, or you use a remote
control program to control the desktop of a PC running Studio Manager.

when i glanced at the screen, there
was the full mixerboard on display, and when he wanted
one of the channels higher, he would just click and drag
it up. if anybody has more information, that would be
greatly appreciated. thanks!

Sounds like Studio Manager - I have it running but via a hard-wired USB
link.