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Connect external devices with Logic Pro for iPad

You can use Logic Pro for iPad with a variety of audio and MIDI devices, including microphones, keyboards and other instruments, and audio interfaces.

Many USB devices, such as microphones and MIDI controllers, can be connected directly to your iPad for recording in Logic Pro using the USB-C port. You can also connect wirelessly with Logic Pro using Bluetooth MIDI devices.

To connect other audio equipment that doesn’t use USB, such as microphones, guitars, and many MIDI keyboards, you first need to connect an audio interface to your iPad. You can then connect the audio equipment to the audio interface. Logic Pro supports Core Audio and Core MIDI devices. When using an audio interface, check the manufacturer’s specifications to make sure the interface is compatible with your iPadOS version and Logic Pro.

Using the USB-C port or an audio interface, you can also connect speakers or monitors, headphones, and other equipment to hear the audio from Logic Pro. The audio output can be configured in Audio Devices.

Note: Your iPad provides power to connected devices. To connect multiple external devices or to use your iPad for longer recording sessions, use a powered USB-C hub or an audio interface that has its own power supply.

Connect an audio interface

If you’re using an audio interface, check the manufacturer’s specifications to make sure the interface is compatible with iPad and Core Audio compliant.

  • Connect a USB-C cable from an audio interface to the USB-C port on your iPad.

The audio interface appears as your audio input in Audio Devices. You can then use the Fader to set each input on the audio interface as a separate input source for the audio tracks you want to record to. If your audio interface also has MIDI ports, you can connect MIDI devices with MIDI cables to record to software instrument tracks.

Connect a microphone

You can connect a microphone to record vocals, an acoustic instrument, or any other sound to an audio track.

Do one of the following:

  • Connect a USB microphone to the USB-C port on your iPad.

  • Connect an audio interface to your iPad, then connect a microphone to the audio interface using a standard XLR cable.

Use the Fader to choose the microphone as the input source for the audio track you want to record to.

Connect an electric instrument

You can connect an electric instrument, such as an electric guitar or bass, to play and record on an audio track.

  • Connect an audio interface to your iPad, then connect the electric instrument to the audio interface using a standard 1/4-inch tip-sleeve instrument cable.

Use the Fader to choose the instrument as the input source for the audio track you want to record to.

Connect a MIDI keyboard or controller

Do one of the following:

  • Connect a USB MIDI keyboard or controller to the USB-C port on your iPad.

  • Connect a MIDI interface or audio interface with MIDI ports to your iPad, then connect the MIDI Out port of the keyboard or controller to a MIDI In port on your interface using a MIDI cable.

The MIDI In/Out settings list the connected keyboard or controller. You can then assign the device’s physical controls to functions and Logic Pro parameters using Learn MIDI.

Connect a Bluetooth device

  1. In Logic Pro for iPad, tap the More button  on the right side of the control bar, then tap Settings .

  2. Tap App Settings, tap MIDI on the left, tap In/Out, and then tap Bluetooth MIDI Devices to open the Bluetooth MIDI Devices dialog.

    Tip: You can also open the dialog by tapping the MIDI Input pop-up menu in the Track inspector of a MIDI track and choosing Bluetooth MIDI Devices.

  3. Tap Connect at the top (if it’s not already selected), then tap a row with the status Not Connected, indicating a device ready to be connected.

    The status next to the device name changes to Connected; tap Connected when you want to disconnect the device.

  4. Tap Done or swipe down to return to the MIDI In/Out settings.

    The MIDI In/Out settings now list the connected devices.

For more information about Bluetooth device settings, see MIDI In/Out settings.

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