The MIDI Port Setup page in the Studio Setup dialog displays the connected MIDI devices and allows you to set up their ports.
To open the MIDI Port Setup page, select Studio > Studio Setup and activate MIDI Port Setup in the Devices list.
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The following columns are displayed:
The connected MIDI devices.
The port input/output status.
The system name of the port.
Allows you to rename the port. This name is used in the Input Routing and Output Routing pop-up menus.
Allows you to activate/deactivate MIDI ports.
The state of the MIDI port.
Allows you to record MIDI data from all MIDI inputs.
NoteDeactivate this option if you use remote control devices.
The following options are available:
Activate this option if you have persistent timing problems such as shifted notes. If this is activated, the system timestamp is used as a time reference.
If you do not use a device with a DirectMusic device driver, you can leave this option deactivated. This enhances the system performance.
Activate this option if you have persistent timing problems such as shifted notes. If this is activated, the system timestamp is used as a time reference.
In the general section, the following options are available:
Resets the selected remote device.
Applies the settings.
Hey All!
I've got a Mac Mini (Macmini8,1) where I have connected my iPhone XR to my Mac Mini via Lighting to USB. I open up the 'Audio Midi Setup' application compiled by Apple and the application see's my iPhone as an input. So I enable my iPhone as the input and then open up System Prefs to select my USB (or audio 3.5mm jack) as the output. I'm not hearing any audio from the iPhone source. However if I play audio from the macOS Apple Music application, audio plays just fine without issue.
Audio Midi Setup Utility
Here is where things get interesting. I work for Panopto which is a software recording application / service that can record desktop audio and video as well as PowerPoint/Keynote and additional camera inputs. Panopto is actually able to pick up this audio if Panopto is recording. So this tells me that the audio from the iPhone is getting to the 'system audio', however it's not being routed from system to my headphones.
Can the Audio Midi Setup application be used to route audio from iPhone to my headphones plugged into the same Mac Mini?
**Edit**
Audio Midi Setup Macbook Pro
The iPhone is recognizing the connection with MIDI as a Dock Connector. The same behavior is observed with any audio coming from iPhone, whether that be from YouTube, AppleMusic or even just iOS System Notifications. No audio is heard through my headphones.
Any help or guidance would be great! Thank you.
Mac mini 2018 or later
Posted on Feb 3, 2020 5:01 PM