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Ipad+iphone+mac/pc
Hi fellow head fi users, it was probably asked many times before but how do you integrate your ipads into bigger systems (mac/pc) or vice versa?
I’ve got only one vst atm I cheerish very much it is Minimal Audio Current, but might add Arturia V collection in the future.
I will use one of free daws on mac.
Now the main dish.
I would like to make a beatmaker 3 my main daw (I like the workflow) I’ve got also a lot of great midi apps on ios, great synths, so I would like to make Ipad my centre of the studio. Is it easy to set it up? I’m completely noob. Will it be midi over bluetooth or something like that, and audio through sound card? Let say 80% of Ipad and 20% of mac. How to make it sign?
Kind regards,
Matt
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I treat mobile devices as a source and creative playground and Ableton on a Mac as the destination where tracks get arranged and edited.
I've analyzed my current production process and how I want to make music and this is how it looks like more or less:
It's a destructive workflow and there are two points of no return, first after the first "diamond" after recording the audio tracks/patterns on the iPad, and then after the second after recording the session view prototype into the arrangement view.
For techno or House I just start messing around with synths, try out and create a bunch of presets and patterns (diverge), then when I add other elements I recall those presets, select and refine until it fits (converge). In the DAW I do something similar with the recorded material.
One project in AUM or Drambo can have a lot of recorded tracks over the span of a week or longer which I then select from later in the session view.
The session view looks like this, cells get filled with recorded patterns/tracks from Drambo or AUM where the projects use the same track naming.
I use 8 tracks/groups, usually a track has more than one layer. I use 8 because it's easier to handle with midi controllers and because I usually mix from the top down (most of the recorded tracks from the ipad are already pre mixed and don't need much more mixing).