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MIDI In/Out settings in Logic Pro for iPad

In/Out MIDI settings.

Bluetooth MIDI Devices

The Bluetooth MIDI Devices button opens a dialog that lets you set up your external Bluetooth MIDI controllers to use with Logic Pro for iPad.

MIDI Input Ports

Any MIDI device that can send MIDI messages and is recognized by Logic Pro is listed under MIDI Input Ports with a switch to turn the device on or off. Only devices that are turned on can be used in Logic Pro and displayed in the MIDI In Port pop-up menu in the Track inspector.

Various types of MIDI devices are recognized in Logic Pro:

  • Network Session 1: This option represents the network connection you create in the Audio MIDI Setup app on a Mac to send MIDI between Logic Pro for Mac and Logic Pro for iPad.

  • Logic Pro Virtual In: Receive MIDI data from any app on your iPad that supports this virtual MIDI bus, such as GarageBand for iPad. Third-party iPad music apps might display this option as a selectable MIDI output.

  • Internal app: Most iPad music apps that can send MIDI data internally between apps are listed automatically when you open them on your iPad.

  • Bluetooth connection: Any Bluetooth MIDI device needs to be added manually in Logic Pro in the Bluetooth MIDI Devices dialog.

  • Physical connection: A MIDI device that is Core MIDI compliant is automatically displayed in the MIDI Input Port list if you connect it to the iPad’s Lightning or USB-C port.

Add Bluetooth MIDI devices

  1. 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 show the list of current and previous Bluetooth MIDI devices.

  3. Tap the row with the label Not Connected, indicating a device ready to be connected.

    The label next to the device name changes to Connected, and you can tap the device name if you want to disconnect it

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

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

Note: There are three possible status labels on the Bluetooth MIDI Devices dialog for a listed device:

  • Not Connected: Logic Pro receives a pairing signal from the device, and you can tap Not Connected to connect the device.

  • Connected: The device is currently connected (paired), and you can tap Connected to disconnect it.

  • Offline: This is a previously connected device that is currently not available. Once a pairing signal is detected, the status changes to Not Connected. If an offline device is no longer needed, you can swipe left on that row and tap the red Forget button (or swipe it all the way to the left) to remove it immediately.

Bluetooth devices connection status.

The MIDI In Port pop-up menu in the Track inspector of a software instrument track lists all the available MIDI input devices that are turned on in the MIDI In/Out app settings. You can choose which MIDI device is the input for the individual software instrument tracks. See Record multiple MIDI devices to multiple tracks.

MIDI In Port pop-up menu.

Note: The Play Surface option is always available in the MIDI In Port pop-up menu. Tap Bluetooth MIDI Devices to open the Bluetooth MIDI Devices dialog (the same one you access in the MIDI In/Out app settings) to connect and disconnect Bluetooth devices.

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