On Friday I played from djay via my iPad pro m4 (512GB/8GB Ram, not cellular) + reloop mixtour pro. On newest version od djay. And ios 18.6. I played only from my files (no streaming), I was not connected to wifi, I had do not disturb mode set. iCloud for djay is turned off. Even so, unfortunately, after about 3 hours of playing, the application started to crash on its own until it stopped refusing to load songs and I had to hard restart it. After the restart, it worked without problems for about 3 hours and then did it again. According to the GPT chat, I read that this may be caused by poor RAM optimization for the application in question on the iPad.
Does anyone have the same problem?
PS: On Saturday I played via MacOs and the application did not have this problem - it worked stably all evening. So I think it is only an iPad problem.
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I recommend that you connect your original Apple iPad charger and cable to the Mixtour Pro.
I would also try a different, high quality USB-C cable with dual ferrites between the Mixtour and your iPad. Personally, I use the Chroma Cables from DJ TechTools.
Also turn off Bluetooth when DJing. You don’t want something like your AirPods trying to connect during your set and altering your audio routing.
BT was on but nothing was connected. My power adapter has same protocols as original one. I will try another cable from reloop to ipad. But i think its something wrong with app. Other apps hasnt got this lagging problem
It’s hard to tell from the photo, but that USB-C cable from the iPad to the Mixtour looks pretty thin and low quality. I would definitely try testing with a properly shielded cable.
I will try another cable. But personally i dont think cable is problem because 3 hours djay works without any issue and than start slow and lag until djay is unable to use.
I just used the same hardware (iPad Pro M4, Mixtour Pro) to provide sound for a private birthday party over the weekend, with a Wi-Fi connection, local music, and streaming. There were no problems whatsoever during the entire 10 hours. So I don’t have any good ideas about what your problem might be, but I think it’s due to the individual setup and not the iPad in general.