Animoog Network Midi Connection refused..

[redsonics]

@Cobrabee

Here’s what I recommend for Mac users with the connection problem:

1. install Pad MIDI from the app store (free).
2. Open Animoog and use Pad Midi to see if it controls Animoog.
3. Follow Omaroo’s tutorial to initiate ad hoc wireless connection.

Brilliant Chris!!! This worked perfectly!!!

[casemundy]

I was getting the same error and sort of tricked my iphone into connecting to the network MIDI using another app that uses MIDI (AC-7 Core). I launched AC-7, made the MIDI connection in Audio MIDI setup on the Mac, backgrounded AC-7, then launched Animoog and voila, my USB-connected M-Audio oxygen8v2 was able to talk to my Animoog on my iPhone (5.0.1) through my girlfriend’s mac (10.6.

[Paul_Diamond]

do you think AC-7 Core can solve my animoog issue? (here is my post http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=12711) thanks

[anamorphis]

Hi everyone,
I know this post is not quite about this issue, but would it be ok to ask you to share how you guys go about play Animoog from a MIDI keyboard (using Wi-Fi) inside Logic?
I can do it in Live, but the MIDI in/out process is a bit different in Logic..
I can get audio in Logic, on an Audio track, but I would like to be able to play it from the MIDI keyboard instead.

Thank you so much for the help,
Rui

[dogman67]

Sorry if this is redundant or not pertinent.
In my own trials of network midi connection between 2 macs what I found was the target computer must have the drop menu item “who may connect to me” set to anyone.