Assuming I have the appropriate converter from USB-A to USB-C is it possible to use the Analog Heat MKII as a midi/audio interface with the most recent iPad pros?
No, unfortunately not. It’s not class compliant.
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Ah bummer. Does Apple not support third party audio drivers on iOS?
Yes, no 3rd party drivers on IOS.
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ah k thx
since the heat is class compliant now, it should be working, right ?
yes
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Both audio and MIDI? Like use the AH midi out to send midi FROM the iPad to something like a sound module?
audio and midi, correct.
this way i control ableton’s clock from octatrack via analog heat’s usb
Interesting. So I can control transport on iPad Pro apps using heat synced to OT? Very useful I have a bunch of stuff on iPad I need to finish but with apogee duet you can’t sync the iPad.
How is the latency? Maybe I should just try it
I was having the audio drop, it’s been awhile since i tried it again.
It almost worked in my setup, but I couldn’t send midi notes from my OT to the iPad, sad face.
Sync will work as you there is an option to send click on AH. Not 100% sure on transport…? …But I believe so.
The audio routing works really well.
5 audio drops for 10 mins with AUM… seems unusable so far