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MOTU Ultralite/AVB owners: any tricks to getting the discovery app working on iPad?
I just picked up a Babyface Pro FS for my M1 Pro MBP and was planning to use my old Ultralite MK4 as an interface on my iPad Pro — sending and receiving channels to laptop over ADAT — primarily to process laptop audio with iOS auv3 effects and to record my AUV3 instruments in Ableton. Wifi is working fine, but the interface never shows up on my iOS discovery App, even though it’s connected through an OWC usb travel hub :-/
So far I’ve had to settle on running Ultralite as a standalone optical mixer, slaved to RME’s clock — works great for getting all its analog IO into Babyface. Just wish I could edit the MOTU’s routing from iPad, since it’s taking a lot of trial and error to get things working since I’m new to ADAT and custom routings.
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@Eschatone
I have a bunch of motu avb interfaces, but not the ultralite. They all basically work the same.
The routing/mixer/etc on that device is browser based. The discovery app is just gonna connect you to the IP of the device.
It sounds like you need to do some network configuration on the MOTU, or at least find out its IP its advertising from the front panel and connect to that in a broswer.
With the AVB, you can connect the ipad to the usb port, and a mac to the ethernet port, and pass the audio between them. No interface needed on the mac. (mac needs to have a built in ethernet or able to use a thunderbolt to ethernet adapter...usb to ethernet doesnt work)
@Eschatone to be clear, i just reread your post, and the title says AVB, but the post says mk4. Which device do you have?
It’s the Ultralite MK4 — The AVB discovery app should work with it, from what I’ve read — but it sounds like I should just ditch the app altogether and try direct IP connect over safari, as you suggest.
Thank you very much!
If its a mk4 and not an AVB, it won't be by IP