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Connecting iPad to Mac without software

JC_vtJC_vt
in General App Discussion

A few weeks ago I followed a link I found (here?) to a video showing how the second latest version of Mac OS (10.11) allowed connection of iPads to the Mac without further software, I believe thru AudioMIDI setup. I failed to take notes, and now cannot remember the approach. Did anyone else see this, and if so, can you point me in the right direction?

Comments

  • wellingtonCreswellingtonCres

    yeah, connect the cable then from the audio midi setup app there is a new menu item which lists ios devices and allows you to enable them. 44k audio, no midi

  • ToMessToMess
    edited March 2017

    @wellingtonCres said:
    yeah, connect the cable then from the audio midi setup app there is a new menu item which lists ios devices and allows you to enable them. 44k audio, no midi

    You can get midi as well, but not 100% sure if it works only via bluetooth(if the mac isnt some really old one), without any latency. But midimux is free and allows midi over usb

  • thatsRayorthatsRayor

    @ToMess said:

    @wellingtonCres said:
    yeah, connect the cable then from the audio midi setup app there is a new menu item which lists ios devices and allows you to enable them. 44k audio, no midi

    You can get midi as well, but not 100% sure if it works only via bluetooth(if the mac isnt some really old one), without any latency. But midimux is free and allows midi over usb

    Not sure about midimux but I use midimttr for midi over usb. Works great at the same time as audio and is free.

  • Heiliger_BimbamHeiliger_Bimbam
    edited March 2017

    There is no need of any extra software or cables for midi via Bluetooth since Apple Yosemite. I use it constantly (NI Kontrol S49 > FM4 and Model15).

    Here is a video. Its in german, but you should get it in spite of that.

  • JC_vtJC_vt

    Thanks, that was it. Didn't realize you needed to open a new window to see that.

    @wellingtonCres said:
    yeah, connect the cable then from the audio midi setup app there is a new menu item which lists ios devices and allows you to enable them. 44k audio, no midi

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