The app for macOS has been released today as v1.0. The iPad app 1.0 is with Apple and awaiting approval.

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Well...installed the iPad version.
I have DSP ver 54 installed. Working on a iPad pro 2021, iPadOS 16.6 ( 20G5070a)
Midi control active on ADI-2 DAC
App 'says' : Adi-2 dac ( do not see 'connected')
Found out to use volume knob, at the outline of this 'knob'
cannot control Eq preset etc . When I touch a knob it does not react, I have to put my finger left 1.2 cm above the knob.
Alignment is not right, at least not with my iPadOS version......

Sadly

Portrait mode or landscape mode? iPad Pro 2.Gen with 16.5.1 works as intended. And 16.6 is beta, so not really relevant.

Will there be an update to include the ADI 2/4 Pro?

The iPad app is awesome! Thanks MC and RME.

Feature request: an option for the Menu>”Save Setup to…” function, to allow saving to an iCloud Drive folder (something I can do on the MAC app, but it looks like the iPad app saves Setups to the app’s local storage).  Then the option to Menu> “Load Setup” from iCloud Drive folder. Thanks for considering.

P.S.; Thanks for implementing support for Split Screen, and allowing 1/3 and 1/2 screen scaling!! This is awesome with a 12.9” iPad Pro mounted on a magnetic Magic Keyboard screen/stand and having Apple Music in split-screen multi-tasking mode with the RME Remote app. Very cool, thanks!

My unusual(?) setup precludes using the program. A Windows desktop PC in one room, equipped with Minimserver, serves music into my wi-fi network. A streamer box, part of my audio system which resides in another room, receives the stream and passes it to my RME ADI-2 FS via coaxial or Toslink. I don't have an iPad. I use BubbleUPnP on an Android tablet to control the DLNA stream from Minimserver.

So there is no way for me to use the program? I would settle for this: run the program on Windows, even though the DAC is not wired into it, save a file onto a USB memory stick, and plug the stick into the RME USB port. I don't know whether it would even be possible for an RME firmware update to make it possible for the program to use the USB port this way.

Not to mention it's much easier to connect the unit directly to a computer, configure it, and then disconnect it than to run back and forth with USB sticks.

Update:
I could not wait.... Restored my iPad, installed the latest beta 15.6 , set back my back-up...
The Adi-2 remote works as it should, perfect!

We just fixed that in a firmware update. Will be available soon.

Mattias, kannst du bitte vielleicht den Applink für iOS vom Appstore in den ersten Thread dazuschreiben? - Danke

https://apps.apple.com/at/app/adi-2-rem … 6449708476

Dann tun sich die Leute leichter die später mal hier landen.

Freue mich schon, wenn die Pro Unterstützung kommt.

Geniale Arbeit - ziehe meinen Hut.

Version DSP 55 is now available from our website downloads, or link in first post.

Guess your iPad should have a USB-C socket (like mine).

Thanks for the quick fix!

I have one more thing to report.

The Deemphasis doesn't seem to work.

I remember I was able to hear difference between On/Off when I tested with USB months ago, but not any more with latest version: Ver.55 / RemoteApp 1.0(2).

Maybe it's just my hearing got worse but I can hear differences when I alter EQ@10kHz+, not denying it also might be a placebo.

Could you make a quick check on it?

Is it ready already?

That was it!
Now I can hear very well that deemphasis works as it should.
Then upsampling CD-rips that had pre-emphasis is not a good idea, is it?

Thank you.

Here’s a list of iPads that support iOS 12:
    iPad Air 1, iPad Air 2, iPad Pro (12.9 inch, 2015), iPad Pro (9.7 inch), iPad 2017, iPad Pro (10.5 inch), iPad Pro (12.9 inch, 2017), iPad 2018
    iPad mini 2, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 4
per www.macworld.com/article/671160/which-iphones-ipads-can-get-ios-12.html

Thanks for this great app. At last we will be able to take advantage of all the capabilities of the ADI-2 FS. One suggestion: now that there is an application for Ipad, would it also be possible in the future to update the firmware from the Ipad itself?

Hi thanks for this incredible DAC and this new remote app.  It makes changing the EQ a much better, actually doable experience.

A few issues with the iPad App:
The iPad app for me is not functional.  5th Generation iPad Pro running 16.6.  I can install and connect but changing the settings is almost impossible because the touch calibration seems off by 10 cm.  I was able to install on my MAC and it works perfectly.

On the V55 firmware:
I am currently using REW and UMIK-1 to measure and calibrate my room.  This is how I found that there was a new app, yeah for that!  However, I have measurements in my room using the prior firmware and the new firmware a few hours later same mic, position, etc. And I noticed a significant change in the HF like a big drop off in the new firmware above 16K vs. The old mostly flat until 22K.  Is there a way to downgrade the firmware or something to validate that it is not caused by the new FW?  I have not listened enough or maybe my hearing above 16K is not great anymore.

The solution is three posts above yours.

It is not caused by the new firmware. Most probably you changed a setting, like PEQ, Treble, or DAC Filter (to NOS).

The Mac app and iPad app are now available as version 1.1. It fixes a small issue that we discovered while working on the Windows app.

This app is really great.
Combined with DigiCheck I have everything I want on my screen so that I don't have to look at or touch the hardware DAC. I even turned AutoDark on so that I don't have to worry about screen burn-in any more.

The only "inconvenience" with this, very trivial one, is that I quite often forget to turn on my DAC.
I usually find the text "disconnected" a few moments later.

I'd suggest that the white halo around the virtual volume knob in the app, which seems to depict the hardware halo on the DAC, could be lit brighter when the DAC is connected, and dimmed down when the DAC is disconnected, just like the hardware halo on the DAC.

At its current state the halo does not indicate anything, unlike the hardware halo. And the remote app does not have any indicator to show connection state (except for the title bar, which is hidden in fullscreen view). Of course it will come with the "State Overview" update, but I think more intuitive one will be useful, like on/off led. So please consider this for the next update.

Now I see that the halo on the app has a function!

But still, I think that the halo is better be dimmed whenever the DAC is disconnected, because when the DAC is disconnected there should be nothing "active" in a meaningful way. It will not contradict its current function as active channel indicator.

In case my speculation is plainly wrong, don't bother with details in my suggestion but please think of another way to show connection status intuitively in whatever way you see logical.

Mac App v. 1.1 EQ Presets

One thing I don't understand.
When I activate EQ presets and press "Listen" (no other changes), the EQ settings changes as expected but the corresponding preset name is not displayed (in Details screen nor in EQ screen).
Always displayed is: "EQ Preset Select: Temp or Manual". Do I miss something?