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Using a midi controller app on Android phone to control AUV3 in AUM via bluetooth

hat_cakehat_cake
in General App Discussion

I assume this must be possible... But I have totally failed to do it... I've tried a couple of different Android controller apps, but I can't even see the phone bluetooth on the ipad, or in AUM.
TBH, I don't really know what im doing with midi bluetooth, but I kinda thought it'd be straight forward... Maybe I'm missing something fundamental.
Can anyone help?

Comments

  • wimwim
    edited September 2022

    You’re going to need some kind of BLE Midi service on the Android device that can advertise it as a peripheral. Last I checked some months ago, I never found anything.

    The controller app is going to need to recognize the BLE Midi service as a Midi device as well.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    I hate to say it, but you’re probably fighting a losing battle to try to get an Android phone to work well with an iPad. Seems like this question has come up a lot and there’s never been a satisfactory answer.

    Definitely not so difficult with an iPhone, and if you want to stick with Android, maybe you could let ok for a cheap, used iPhone just for this purpose?

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited September 2022

    Never tried with an android phone. An old iPhone or iPad should fill that basic need. You can get an older, used one, for a pretty low price. Especially if you don’t need much storage, and go Wi-Fi only.

  • hat_cakehat_cake

    uh! thanks people, :o . I shall officially abandon my android attempts (seems a great way to waste time...) and pick up an old iphone for this.
    What do you consider a minimum iphone model version that'd work for this?
    Cheers!

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