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Cani use my iPhone with my iPad?
Hey all. Is there a way to use my iPhone alongside my iPad? Can they connect? Eg running beatmaker 3 on the iPad and using the iPhone as a midi controller?
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Yes. You can connect them using Bluetooth midi as long as the apps you’re using support it. Most and controller apps now do. What do you want to control BM3 with from the iPhone?
The basic steps are to enable Bluetooth advertising in the sending app, and then in BM3 touch the Bluetooth icon to and connect the device. Lastly you need to enable midi control over the bank you want to control in BM3.
But it might be easy to get stuck until you’re familiar with the process.
Audiobus remote. Use the remote on your phone to control apps in Audiobus.
Also Link works. So play and instrument or two on the phone in sync with your iPad.
This is awesome. So, let’s say I want to use my iPhone to sweep a particular synth while I play another synth on my arturia controller. What app would I need on my iPhone? Is there a way to do this without downloading the synth on my phone? Perhaps a midi controller app that I assign to the synth in beatmaker?
TC controller might work lots of options, but might be too much. Other apps allow you to build your own controls in one interface such as Midi Designer.
No you don’t need the synth on your phone. Just any controller app that suits you. Most support bluetooth MIDI connections, but if they don’t you just need to load them into a host that does. I believe all hosts do now. I know AB and AUM do.
For instance, as a quick reason-check I:
The same basic set of steps will work for any combination of apps that support Bluetooth MIDI.
And yes, as long as your target app supports more than one controller simultaneously, you can send midi from a hardware controller and from the phone. BUT, if the app you want to control only accepts MIDI from one source at a time, you can’t do that of course.
How about a wired connection between two iOS devices for minimal latency? e.g. using Velocity Keyboard drum pads on one device to control Cubasis on another device.
Nope, that doesn’t work. You would need a MIDI interface on each device, or something like an iConnect Audio 4+ that can connect multiple devices together and manage the routing.
I use the free app midimittr to debug interdevice connections, even though many apps now embed support for BLE MIDI connections.