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----- I would like to use the ICM4+ ( or ICM2+) to incorporate a iPad to my existing Mac/Ableton Push setup - I'm current also using a scarlett 2i2 interface and in reading this thread - I'm concerned that is more problematic than I would be able to do.....
I would like to use Ableton Push to continue to play notes/chords and have it play a IOS app (Animoog/Nave/etc...) and feed the audio back into Ableton.... As audio to record.
Is this an easy thing to accomplish without taking the existing scarlett 2i2 interface out of the equation
--- What would be the easiest connection set up (I have a charging USB hub in the mix as well)
--- What should the midi workflow be
--- What would the audio workflow be
---- How is this flow set up in ICM4+ settings
---- How is the flow setup in Ableton
Please realize I'm a complete midi novice and - so any explanation would be helpful...
Fairly easy to do - yes.
1.) Set up an aggregate of your 2i2 and the iC device
2.) Configure the iC device using iConfig (easier on the Mac) to set up the audio and MIDI connections you want. My advice here is remove every connection and then add back in just the ones you want.
3.) The workflow is going to be dependent on your choice of the # of channels, but, in principle, even with the iCM2+, as I do, you can set up a send/return set of pairs (one send stereo pair, one return stereo pair) to use it as an outboard effect device - running e.g. AUFX:Dub or something - and / or just use the stereo return as the output of, say, Animoog, and record that back in Live. NP. The exact details will be up to your choice of which ports to use. If you need help with iConfig once you have got the hardware and connected it up, post back, I'll try and help.
4.) If you watch the tutorials I did for iC on their website, I actually used Live with the iCM4+ to do those, so that'll give you some pointers at least.
5.) MIDI routing again is up to you. What you want to connect with what. Again I showed various examples in the iC tutorials but will gladly follow up here as I'm able with any other specific help.
I use this setup ^^^
The midi Y cable enables midi controller to play/control both iPad and PUSH.
Audio goes from iPad via USB and out of Alesis to sound card to PC to monitors. I can record audio to Ableton or play iPad
USB connects everything to PC.
I needed the Alesis I/O hub because of midi, for iPad and Windows-10 PC no longer supports it via USB. But works fine with midi.
Actually ANY midi device works via MIDI. With iPad or PC.
If anyone has a better setup please share it.
And I prefer to use only LINK apps with Ableton
Thank you both for the time to explain this - I'm traveling this week in Toronto and will try this over the weekend next week and follow-up when I've ended up on this process ,,,,
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The nice thing about the iConnectAudio4+ device is that you can technically route up to 4 iOS device audio signals into it while also having MIDI control over them. 2 with multichannel audio, and 2 with stereo audio.
You could do this by having one iOS device plugged into each USB device port (which provides multichannel audio between each iOS device and the iCA4+), then add two more iOS devices via a hub on the USB host port (just for MIDI control) and route the stereo audio signals from the headphone jacks into the analog inputs of the iCA4+. The 4+ has 4 analog inputs.
If you needed to send audio into the additional iOS devices (the ones plugged into the USB hub and the iCA4+ analog inputs), I suppose you could use four of the six analog outputs of the iCA4+ to feed audio back into them, and this would still leave you with 2 channels for your final mix output to studio monitors, or FOH setup.
Wow. Hadn't considered doing that.
That's... complex and, interesting. 
Ya, I picked up an iCA4+ recently, and it definitely opens up a whole lot of options for doing stuff like this. As an example, here is how I'm using it in a live pedal board rig (one change is I also have midi going to AmpliTube for foot control over the app)
This is a great thread if I do say so myself.
Super informative and useful.
Just watched a video on YT on how to use any of the iConnect devices, which have audio pass through, as a loopback device. Meaning you can route the audio output of a desktop app (YT, for example) back to a DAW on the same desktop. Pretty flexible device.