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On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 7:54 AM, Bill Gribble  wrote:
> Hi all, about a year or so ago this didn't seem to be possible but I

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> thought I'd see if anyone in this group made a breakthrough. I'm looking

> for any combination of Linux and iOS software that will allow me to drive

> Animoog on an iPhone from a Linux sequencer or other MIDI data source.

>

> With the iphone's Core Midi support via wifi, this feels tantalizingly

> close, but nothing I could find in early 2012 worked.  Anyone?

>

i believe that you need either:
    * rtp MIDI

OR

    * an external ipad compatible MIDI interface
to get MIDI to/from the ipad. there is no implementation of rtp MIDI for

linux.  an ardour user has had success with a lexicon lambda (?) MIDI

interface to connect his ipad and a linux system.
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On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 7:54 AM, Bill Gr=

ibble <grib@billgribble.com> wrote:

Hi all, about a year or so ago this didn't seem to be possible but I th=

ought I'd see if anyone in this group made a breakthrough. I'm look=

ing for any combination of Linux and iOS software that will allow me to dri=

ve Animoog on an iPhone from a Linux sequencer or other MIDI data source.
With the iphone's Core Midi support via wifi, this feels tantalizingly =

close, but nothing I could find in early 2012 worked. =A0Anyone?i believe that you need either:=A0=A0=A0 * rtp MIDI =
OR=A0=A0=A0 * an external ipad compatible MIDI interfaceto get =

MIDI to/from the ipad. there is no implementation of rtp MIDI for linux.=A0=

 an ardour user has had success with a lexicon lambda (?) MIDI interface to=

 connect his ipad and a linux system.
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