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still unable to connect to Lemur Daemon on mac
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There seems to be a few posts about this but no concrete answers!
Running 10.6.8 on Macbook Pro and IOS 5.0.1 on iPad2
In the Daemon the Lemur app/ipad does not show up
On the ipad Lemur settings I can only choose 'session 1' as a midi port?
I can connect to the iPad in the Lemur editor so I know the ad-hoc connection is ok?
I went through these steps
- turned off bluetooth
- created ad-hoc network on Macbook and connected iPad to it
- ran Lemur editor and Lemur Daemon on Macbook
- opened Lemur app on iPad and went to settings
- started to get stressed after 15th attempt, this is a £35 app, I hope there is some support on it's way!!
cheers
d
Running 10.6.8 on Macbook Pro and IOS 5.0.1 on iPad2
In the Daemon the Lemur app/ipad does not show up
On the ipad Lemur settings I can only choose 'session 1' as a midi port?
I can connect to the iPad in the Lemur editor so I know the ad-hoc connection is ok?
I went through these steps
- turned off bluetooth
- created ad-hoc network on Macbook and connected iPad to it
- ran Lemur editor and Lemur Daemon on Macbook
- opened Lemur app on iPad and went to settings
- started to get stressed after 15th attempt, this is a £35 app, I hope there is some support on it's way!!
cheers
d
Same problem at here. First days it worked, but now I have this problem.
And now it works again. I don´t understand why, I haven´t done anything...
I seem to having the same problem.
I can create the ad-hoc network and connect to it via ipad but when I launch the lemur daemon and then the ipad the ipad is never recognised.
The only difference I can see from the help video is that the wireless channel is automatically selected in the video and you have to select one under OSX Lion
Any ideas what the problem might be? Can anyone connect using Lion OSX and ios 5.01?
The only difference I can see from the help video is that the wireless channel is automatically selected in the video and you have to select one under OSX Lion
Any ideas what the problem might be? Can anyone connect using Lion OSX and ios 5.01?
blackapple wrote:I seem to having the same problem.I can create the ad-hoc network and connect to it via ipad but when I launch the lemur daemon and then the ipad the ipad is never recognised.
The only difference I can see from the help video is that the wireless channel is automatically selected in the video and you have to select one under OSX Lion
Any ideas what the problem might be? Can anyone connect using Lion OSX and ios 5.01?
Any chance you could save us all some time and post accurate help videos/documentation guys..? Whilst I appreciate this is *very* cheap compared to a hardware lemur it is also a *very* expensive iPad app. Hopefully you won't get caught by bad ratings from a great product with a few poor docs ...!? That would be snatching defeat from the jaws of success.
Hi Blackapple...
Same problem here...
Can you give instructions on adding the ports manually.
i.e. Deamon Midi In/Out
and Lemur Ipad Settings
Same problem here...
Can you give instructions on adding the ports manually.
i.e. Deamon Midi In/Out
and Lemur Ipad Settings
Hi guys,
Have you tried configuring the ports from the Lemur app's Settings screen?
Best,
Nick
Have you tried configuring the ports from the Lemur app's Settings screen?
Best,
Nick
Hi Nick,nick_liine wrote:Hi guys,
Have you tried configuring the ports from the Lemur app's Settings screen?
Best,
Nick
can you please listen to the customers saying that the video is confusing and they waste their time?
Yes, we can configure the ports from the settings screen. But there are differences between the two methods apparently.
So, please make an effort to improve this product/documentation.
Warm regards
I had trouble connecting until I started setting the iPad to airplane mode before connecting to the ad hoc network. I then configure the Lemur app on the iPad. That being said, I had trouble connecting today and had to re-start my Mac before I could successfully connect.
Hi Guys,
Wi-Fi networks can be a bit shady. I have had a case where the interference from a sound card was jamming the wireless signal. There is no particular reason why it would work at one time and not work at another, except something causing interference between the computer and the device.
Although wi-fi works most of the time for most users maybe for your particular case a wired connection would be best. I highly recommend iConnectMIDI. http://iconnectivity.com/iConnectMIDI-Overview
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
M.
Wi-Fi networks can be a bit shady. I have had a case where the interference from a sound card was jamming the wireless signal. There is no particular reason why it would work at one time and not work at another, except something causing interference between the computer and the device.
Although wi-fi works most of the time for most users maybe for your particular case a wired connection would be best. I highly recommend iConnectMIDI. http://iconnectivity.com/iConnectMIDI-Overview
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
M.
I have the same problem with lemur daemon when my phone is connected via adhoc wifi but can also confirm the workaround above.
Turn on airplane mode before connecting to adhoc wifi
Then connect and manually choose target with lemur app and the daemon reveals all
I can then turn off airplane mode and stay connected
Seems like a random problem but the workaround is still quicker and more reliable than
setting up network midi is with say touchosc so im not complaining
mick
Turn on airplane mode before connecting to adhoc wifi
Then connect and manually choose target with lemur app and the daemon reveals all
I can then turn off airplane mode and stay connected
Seems like a random problem but the workaround is still quicker and more reliable than
setting up network midi is with say touchosc so im not complaining
mick
Hi.
Shit. i watch on your videos. And i not connect to Lemur daemon. what is shit.
Your support is not good.
And your control question in registration on this forum is stupid. why?
Shit. i watch on your videos. And i not connect to Lemur daemon. what is shit.
Your support is not good.
And your control question in registration on this forum is stupid. why?
HI Coalive,
Can I ask What version of Lemur daemon are you using? I am asking becasue I had a small issue with the latest daemon version, however I've tried with other old version I have in my computer and that did the trick.
Don't know if that helps, just in case you want to check that out.
Cheers,
Can I ask What version of Lemur daemon are you using? I am asking becasue I had a small issue with the latest daemon version, however I've tried with other old version I have in my computer and that did the trick.
Don't know if that helps, just in case you want to check that out.
Cheers,
Can you state precisely what doesn't work ?coallive wrote:Hi.
****. i watch on your videos. And i not connect to Lemur daemon. what is ****.
Your support is not good.
And your control question in registration on this forum is stupid. why?
The control question in registration is meant to prevent spam bots from registering, it's pretty common.
I just bought the app and set everything up with the latest versions this evening, and I had the misfortune of stumbling upon this problem the first time I tried it with my iPhone 4S. I restarted the app and the daemon, tried wifi and adhoc wifi, and I had no success. Fortunately for me, I also have an old ipad 1, and I fired it up and it connected right away on the adhoc and wifi networks.
I switched my iphone to Airplane mode and back as suggested, and BAM, it connected instantly. I suspect there's some other network service that's preventing the iphone app from communicating out, and switching it to airplane mode interrupts that connection to allow the lemurs to connect.
I switched my iphone to Airplane mode and back as suggested, and BAM, it connected instantly. I suspect there's some other network service that's preventing the iphone app from communicating out, and switching it to airplane mode interrupts that connection to allow the lemurs to connect.