Was working beautifully before (Logic Pro 10.7.4, Remote version 1.5.2) After updating my MacBook Pro to 12.5.1, Logic Remote will try to connect but fail. My phone shows up in Control Surfaces Setup - deleting it and trying again, even after a restart, same problem. I have checked FireWall settings, Logic is set to allow, nothing changed there. Truly frustrating... any ideas on how to fix?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 12.5
I'm not sure if you what you mean by "connect" is connecting to your interface, but if so I may have the solution. Disregard if this does not apply.
I was unable to get Logic to recognize my Scarlett i818 interface. After several hours over the last few days checking with discussion groups (some who had the same questions but no answers), talking to Apple support (who told me my Scarlett i818 interface was the problem), downloading the new 10.7.4 and the previous 10.7.3 version of Logic and both new and previous versions of Focusright Control, (the Scarlett interface software) on both computers, I also moved the previous version of Logic (10.7.3) to the 2019 MacBook Pro from my external hard drive back up… still no luck. Then a shot in the dark - for some reason I realized all this time I have been going from the interface to the computer through a USB - C to regular USB adapter. There was no need for the adapter. Both the interface and the computer have USB - 3 ports. So I took the two-ended USB-C cable that goes from my computer power supply to the computer and used it straight from the Scarlett i818 interface to computer. Voila! Logic now recognizes the interface! Maybe the new Mac OS 12.5.1 requires a faster connection?
This also fixed the same problem on my new 2021 M1 computer whether it is the older version of Logic or the newer.
I’m talking about the Logic Remote app on iOS not connecting to my MacBook. It attempts to connect, my iPhone appears in controller setup but it does not make a connection. This began after updating my MacBook to 12.5.1
Both devices must be on the same network in order to work. Check network settings and look for IP address. It should look something like below. Make sure the first three groups of number separated by periods are the same. The fourth(last) group is the host address. The last group should be unique, no two devices on the same network.
GOOD
Mac book 192.168.1.100
iPhone. 192.168.1.101
BAD
Mac book 192.168.1.100
iPhone. 192.168.1.100
can’t have tow hosts with .100
Mac book 192.168.1.100
iPhone. 192.168.2.101
on different subnet
The update may have reset your network location IP address.
Yes, they are both on the same network with unique IP addresses. What's weird is I just tried it and now it's working again. I did restart Logic a couple of times, but I had done that previously without it helping. No idea what was wrong or what is now right, sigh...
Logic Remote won't connect after MacOS 12.5.1 update
