Might be time to revisit your MidiMittr videos...they're great, but it would seem like your following was not as high as it is now. I have MIDIMittr...got it for my CME stuff (thanks to you for cluing me in on CME), but I had no idea what else MIDIMittr was capable of.
Thank you soooo much, I've been trying to connect my iPad to Logic Pro to record garageband instrument audio but the other tut was saying create an external track and it had sound but no recording and with your explanation of making an audio track first and then change it to iphone (ipad in my case) showed the I to record so thank you thank you thank you!
Nice video thanks. BTW if you are using garageband on ios - you can do it without the MIDIMittr app. Go to settings/advanced/Bluetooth midi devices - and click connect to your mac
Great work , I've only ever been able to send note on /off via wireless midi so this has really helped Thankyou and I'm sharing your link if thats OK on a Facebook group im in . It will help many people I know
Very good video, like all the others, great explanation, thank you very much. I'm starting to use the Multitracker app on my ipad, previously I used Logic on MacBook, I can't get the app to change the effects within a song, I have my HX stomp and with logic it works as you have taught us but with this new app I don't see how to do it. A greeting from Spain.
I have an app called Jamup from positive grid for the ipad, it can use a pedalboard which can be cabled or bluetooth controled....is there a lightning to wireless midi transformer that I could use to repurpose my cabled pedalboard.
do you know if there's anyway to route midi over bluetooth like this but without a daw. I want to route midi from a controller I have plugged into my Mac straight to the iPad over bluetooth
FYI. THERE is a piece of hardware called the PUC+ that allows you to make a wired controller into a Bluetooth wireless one. You send midi wired to the PUC+ and the PUC+ sends/routes that midi via Bluetooth to wherever you want. I think the PUC+ is a great investment. It's solid, reliable, and the latency is negligible. I prefer wired, but in some cases bluetooth can be better. I plan to get another one or two PUC+'s. Why not. Then I can make a wireless only setup, if for no other reason than just to do it as a challenge. It's fun. And fun is all that matters in the twilight zone.
Yeah I looked into the PUC a while back and it does seem pretty cool! I’ll have to check one out eventually. I did just do a video on the WIDI Master which converters standard 5pin midi into midi over Bluetooth and it’s amazing and compact and cheaper than the PUC. The video is on my channel if you are interested 👍
Enjoying your videos! Question, though. Do you ever have lag/errors from sending to iOS devices? I set up MIDI to send to my iPad from Mac's MainStage program. The MIDI is just a program change message to tell the iPad to change to a different chord chart in my Songbook app. This is set up using a network, and not bluetooth in the MIDI studio. A few times, however, MIDI stops being received by the iPad even though it's still connected, and when I disconnect and reconnect it in the MIDI studio, it sends a bunch of program changes at once. Wondering if you've ever experienced anything like that? In a live scenario, this is not fun.
Bluetooth definitely can cut out sometimes depending on the signal. More often than not, it works for sure, but I have had it cut out a few times. I'm addicted to wireless hahaha, but if it's something that is pretty "mission-critical" to your rig, going wired might be the safer bet.
@@ScottUhlMusic I appreciate the response. Have you tried going through a network versus bluetooth? Any thoughts on which may be more reliable? I use a wifi router as part of my rig so everything is on the same network.
I have not. This setup is midi over Bluetooth. I honestly do not know if that have midi over WiFi or not.... I haven’t heard of it. Overall the Bluetooth is pretty reliable but not perfect.
I’m not a pro in Ableton, but if you can connect the two over Bluetooth like I did in this video... you should be able to have your iPhone be seen as a midi input in Ableton
Hey, I searched everywhere for something similar, and this is the closest I got, the only thing is that I want to send from a laptop with Windows to an Android phone. Is this possible? And if it is, how?
I’m sure it is possible, but I’m an Apple user, and whenever I use android or windows I’m completely lost on where everything is. Sorry, and best of luck!
Hey man did you ever figure this out? I'm trying find a workaround to connect my midi keyboards to my phone in a way that doesn't drain my battery so fast
@@panacea.palace hey there. I'm not sure why I was trying to do this a year ago, but I don't remember succeeding. I think the closest I got was the other way around, using the phone as a midi controller for PC.
@@rouan96071 no worries I actually figured out what I needed, I used the MIDI Out plugin in FL Studio to route things where I needed. Thanks for the reply though!
Here's how to do the same thing, but sending MIDI messages from iPad/iPhone to another iPad/iPhone: ruclips.net/video/KCEtqHCf8aE/видео.html
super helpful! helped me get my Logic Pro on Mac to control Photon 2 on iPad. many thanks 🙏
Might be time to revisit your MidiMittr videos...they're great, but it would seem like your following was not as high as it is now. I have MIDIMittr...got it for my CME stuff (thanks to you for cluing me in on CME), but I had no idea what else MIDIMittr was capable of.
Midimittr is still great for sure. I still use it 👍
Thank you soooo much, I've been trying to connect my iPad to Logic Pro to record garageband instrument audio but the other tut was saying create an external track and it had sound but no recording and with your explanation of making an audio track first and then change it to iphone (ipad in my case) showed the I to record so thank you thank you thank you!
Glad I could help!
Scott!, thanks for this information! this really helped me with connecting my iPads to the Mac, so I can use my connected midi controller keyboard.
Awesome, glad it helped you out 🤘
Nice video thanks. BTW if you are using garageband on ios - you can do it without the MIDIMittr app. Go to settings/advanced/Bluetooth midi devices - and click connect to your mac
Oh nice, I didn’t know that! A few apps are starting to include that feature now which is great!
Great work , I've only ever been able to send note on /off via wireless midi so this has really helped
Thankyou and I'm sharing your link if thats OK on a Facebook group im in . It will help many people I know
Please share away! Thanks!
@@ScottUhlMusic will do !
Super helpful, Scott, thanks!
Very good video, like all the others, great explanation, thank you very much. I'm starting to use the Multitracker app on my ipad, previously I used Logic on MacBook, I can't get the app to change the effects within a song, I have my HX stomp and with logic it works as you have taught us but with this new app I don't see how to do it. A greeting from Spain.
Some apps unfortunately don’t respond to midi. So it mostly depends on the app unfortunately
COOL! Thank you for information.
🤘🤘 thanks for watching this video. This video doesn’t get very many views so I’m glad people are still finding it helpful
Thanks so much really love your videos
Thanks! Glad you found it useful 🤘
I have an app called Jamup from positive grid for the ipad, it can use a pedalboard which can be cabled or bluetooth controled....is there a lightning to wireless midi transformer that I could use to repurpose my cabled pedalboard.
If I understand your question correctly, check out the WIDI Jack: ruclips.net/video/GZVG2UfwJ4w/видео.html
do you know if there's anyway to route midi over bluetooth like this but without a daw. I want to route midi from a controller I have plugged into my Mac straight to the iPad over bluetooth
Yup! The widi jack: Widi Jack - The ULTIMATE Wireless/Bluetooth MIDI System
ruclips.net/video/GZVG2UfwJ4w/видео.html
FYI. THERE is a piece of hardware called the PUC+ that allows you to make a wired controller into a Bluetooth wireless one. You send midi wired to the PUC+ and the PUC+ sends/routes that midi via Bluetooth to wherever you want. I think the PUC+ is a great investment. It's solid, reliable, and the latency is negligible. I prefer wired, but in some cases bluetooth can be better. I plan to get another one or two PUC+'s. Why not. Then I can make a wireless only setup, if for no other reason than just to do it as a challenge. It's fun. And fun is all that matters in the twilight zone.
Yeah I looked into the PUC a while back and it does seem pretty cool! I’ll have to check one out eventually. I did just do a video on the WIDI Master which converters standard 5pin midi into midi over Bluetooth and it’s amazing and compact and cheaper than the PUC. The video is on my channel if you are interested 👍
Cool
Enjoying your videos! Question, though. Do you ever have lag/errors from sending to iOS devices? I set up MIDI to send to my iPad from Mac's MainStage program. The MIDI is just a program change message to tell the iPad to change to a different chord chart in my Songbook app. This is set up using a network, and not bluetooth in the MIDI studio. A few times, however, MIDI stops being received by the iPad even though it's still connected, and when I disconnect and reconnect it in the MIDI studio, it sends a bunch of program changes at once. Wondering if you've ever experienced anything like that? In a live scenario, this is not fun.
Bluetooth definitely can cut out sometimes depending on the signal. More often than not, it works for sure, but I have had it cut out a few times. I'm addicted to wireless hahaha, but if it's something that is pretty "mission-critical" to your rig, going wired might be the safer bet.
@@ScottUhlMusic I appreciate the response. Have you tried going through a network versus bluetooth? Any thoughts on which may be more reliable? I use a wifi router as part of my rig so everything is on the same network.
I have not. This setup is midi over Bluetooth. I honestly do not know if that have midi over WiFi or not.... I haven’t heard of it. Overall the Bluetooth is pretty reliable but not perfect.
how do you do the reverse of this? like send midi and audio from an iPhone app to Ableton on Mac using midimittr?
I’m not a pro in Ableton, but if you can connect the two over Bluetooth like I did in this video... you should be able to have your iPhone be seen as a midi input in Ableton
Sadly, Midimittr is not available in the UK.
Oh really? That’s weird. There has to be something similar I’m sure
Hey, I searched everywhere for something similar, and this is the closest I got, the only thing is that I want to send from a laptop with Windows to an Android phone. Is this possible? And if it is, how?
I’m sure it is possible, but I’m an Apple user, and whenever I use android or windows I’m completely lost on where everything is. Sorry, and best of luck!
Hey man did you ever figure this out? I'm trying find a workaround to connect my midi keyboards to my phone in a way that doesn't drain my battery so fast
@@panacea.palace hey there. I'm not sure why I was trying to do this a year ago, but I don't remember succeeding. I think the closest I got was the other way around, using the phone as a midi controller for PC.
@@rouan96071 no worries I actually figured out what I needed, I used the MIDI Out plugin in FL Studio to route things where I needed. Thanks for the reply though!