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It turned out to be a weird thing where iOS didn't think that the string "MÁSTER" matched a file named "MÁSTER" (WTF??), but I've fixed it now for the next update (coming very soon!).
Thanks!! Just realized was because the “Á”, Meanwhile I’ll avoid punctuations in letters !
Fixed in 1.3.5, available in about an hour or so
Superb fast!! thanks a lot!
Question about AUM and Bluetooth headphones:
Is it normal behavior for AUM when in settings you click High Quality (measurements) it disconnects (loses) the headphones, and even though I click high quality off it doesn't find them anymore unless I restart AUM? Headphones are still connected through Bluetooth but AUM doesn't see them anymore. (IPad pro 11 2018 latest OS)
I think that's normal, and it's not something AUM does itself but iOS decides which audio devices are used or not. High quality setting only affects internal mic/speakers, as far as I know, so there's no reason to turn it on for bluetooth headphones.
Thanks for your answer!
done it twice now on accident, and never on purpose 
@j_liljedahl thanks for the latest multi channel timesaver update. That was really responsive to a conversation we had only a few days before. 👍
Thanks @j_liljedahl !
I'm not sure. It depends on exactly where the latency happens that you want to compensate for.. The min.latency setting adds latency compensation even if there are no effects adding latency to compensate for, if that makes sense. Mainly useful for adding a margin for timestamping outgoing CoreMIDI messages to reduce jitter. But it also means the audio output latency increases, so I guess it could be used to compensate for latency mismatch between devices. But if you have two iPads synced via Ableton Link, they should already be compensated and synced perfectly, at least if the Link enabled app takes into account the current latency (which AUM does).
Not really, and I'm planning to rewrite the MIDI clock stuff from scratch and make it appear in the main MIDI matrix so you can route it to multiple destinations.
I wish my apps could do time travel..
In any case, are you running Ableton Link synced AUM on both devices? If so, their outputs should be aligned. But I guess in this case it's device1 -> device2, so that input latency of device2 is also added. Does it not help if you then enable Recording Latency comp. in AUM Settings? It's supposed to "shave off" the input-latency from recordings.
Out of curiosity, what are you using to sequence the stuff?
Rozeta X0X for example has the 808 timing simulation that can create gaps here and there even when syncing...
That 808 timing in Rozeta caused me a few head-aches when I didn't get 'perfect loops' so that is why I suspect the stuff in the screenshot is sequenced by Rozeta XOX.