In this lesson we'll look at how to connect Ableton Live and ProPresenter. We'll look at how to do it if you're using the same machine or a different machine, and provide both wired and wireless options. Whether it's 5 feet or 50 feet away
00:00 Making the Connection
00:43 Making the Connection on the Same Machine
00:57 IAC Driver
01:10 IAC Driver=Routing MIDI between Programs on the Same Machine
01:50 Setting up the IAC Driver
05:53 Setting up the IAC Driver in Ableton Live
06:35 Enable "Track" on IAC Driver Output
07:22 Make Sure MIDI Track Output is routed to IAC Driver
07:59 Setup Multiple Ports if sending MIDI between more then 2 programs on the same machine
09:21 Setting up the IAC Driver in ProPresenter 6
12:06 Setting up RV MIDI Virtual MIDI Port
12:48 Setting up IAC Driver in ProPresenter 5
13:46 Making the Connection on Different Computers
- Wired Connections
- Wireless Connections
14:38 Wired Connections
14:47 Network MIDI Connection
15:08 Setting up a Network MIDI Connection
16:12 Apple Ethernet Adapters
- Create a MIDI Session
- Make sure the Session is Enabled
- Make sure you have a Local Name
- Make sure there is a Bonjour name for your Device
- Set 'Who may connect to me" toAnyone
- Disable any Live Routings (This is an advanced feature, that you likely won't use)
20:26 Setting up a Network MIDI Connection in ProPresenter 6
23:42 5 Pin MIDI Connection
24:43 Using MIDI Extenders
24:49 Custom MIDI to XLR Cable
25:06 MIDI Solutions Power Adapter
27:24 JL Cooper XLR
28:36 iConnectAudio4+
29:12 iConnectMIDI4+
30:04 Wireless Connections
30:09 Network MIDI Connection
30:22 Setting up a Wireless Network MIDI Connection
31:02 Setting up a Wireless Network MIDI Connection in ProPresenter 6
32:03 Routing to Network MIDI Connection in Ableton Live
32:53 Don't Use a Public Wifi Connection
33:39 Setup a Private Router only for Network MIDI
34:22 Apple Airport Extreme
34:42 Hardwire What you Can