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Loopy Pro + Ableton Performance Setup

KorskoKorsko
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Hey all! I’m trying to use Loopy in tandem with Ableton, to switch presets, trigger clips, etc for the purpose of live performance.

I saw a YouTuber called Seed To Stage showcasing this working with Abletons new Link Audio feature.

I do not have access to a WiFi network, and when I connect my iPad to my Mac, Loopy does not appear as a peer in Ableton.

Should the USB C wired connection not be sufficient to transmit audio?

Can someone explain this setup, and possibly another way to make this work. Am I overthinking this?

Thank you!

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Korsko said:
    Hey all! I’m trying to use Loopy in tandem with Ableton, to switch presets, trigger clips, etc for the purpose of live performance.

    I saw a YouTuber called Seed To Stage showcasing this working with Abletons new Link Audio feature.

    I do not have access to a WiFi network, and when I connect my iPad to my Mac, Loopy does not appear as a peer in Ableton.

    Should the USB C wired connection not be sufficient to transmit audio?

    Can someone explain this setup, and possibly another way to make this work. Am I overthinking this?

    Thank you!

    When you say you don’t see the iPad listed as a peer, do you mean the regular link connection is not being made or are you only talking about the link audio.

  • KorskoKorsko

    @espiegel123 Neither, i believe. There’s no connection made under “Link” in Ableton

  • FantasticFantastic
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  • FantasticFantastic

    Correct me if I'm wrong but with Link Audio, isn't it that connections are made via wi-fi or wired ethernet, not USB?

    https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/25425913328924-Link-Audio-FAQ

  • KorskoKorsko

    @Fantastic I believe they can do both

    I used an app called AudioPipeline and have managed to link it!

    Thanks for all your help . It must be making the push connection

  • KorskoKorsko

    Managed to send midi to control ableton

    Still no understanding at all on how Audio comes in from Ableton to loopy and how to route it 😅

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Korsko said:
    @espiegel123 Neither, i believe. There’s no connection made under “Link” in Ableton

    If standard link is not working when you connect your iPad to your Mac via usb, something odd is happening.

    No ad-hoc network setup needed. I will try to find time in the next day or so to show it in action.

  • KorskoKorsko

    @espiegel123 I used this auv3 app called AudioPipeline , you can send and recieve on individual tracks over a wifi network with nearly no latency

    I think I’m all good! If anyone want to know how to set this up I’m happy to help out as much as I can

    Really amazing to have audio pass from ableton. Next level

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Korsko said:
    @espiegel123 Neither, i believe. There’s no connection made under “Link” in Ableton

    A usb-c cable is sufficient for link between iPad and Mac with or without link audio. A wired connection like this is preferable to WiFi as a wired connection has next to no latency while WiFi will have some.

    Were you able to get it working via usb?

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