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Minimum Requirements:

MacOS X 10.4.x and greater, Intel or PowerPC. All versions of Leopard are supported.

ProRemoteServer is compatible with all versions of ProTools that run on MacOS X (LE, HD, M-Powered). Apple Logic is also supported unofficially. Official support coming very soon!

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Download Instructions:

  1. Make sure you QUIT all Audio and MIDI applications before installation! If you do not you will receive a "HUI Communication Error".
  2. Click the link above to download the .zip file. This should automatically decompress itself in your download folder. If it does not, please double click the .zip file to decompress it.
  3. Drag the "ProRemote Control.app" application to your Applictions folder on your Macintosh.
  4. Double click the ProRemote Control icon to install the ProRemoteServer and MIDI driver (if this is the first time you have ever installed ProRemote you will be prompted with the license agreement).
  5. You do not need to run the ProRemote Control application to use ProRemote. It is currenltly only useful for installing and reinstalling ProRemoteServer. You can also use the ProRemote Control to wipe ProRemote from your system.
  6. Once ProRemoteServer is installed you should launch your DAW and configure your control surface options to point to ProRemote. For help with installation please read the instructions for your specific DAW by selecting it from below:
    

 

ProTools users please refer to these instructions

Logic users please use these instructions

For more help with installation please visit our online user forum.

ProRemoteServer is required for ProRemote to be able to communicate with your Digital Audio Workstation. It does this by communicating with ProRemote's MIDI driver which in turn talks directly to your DAW. You need to configure your DAW so that it knows about ProRemote.

ProRemoteServer runs in the background and handles communicating with your iPhone or iPod Touch. It will not interfere with your recording sessions because it is designed from the ground up to run on machines that are being heavily taxed. ProRemoteServer should never use more than one percent of your CPU under any condition.