The free Ableton script that connects your session to AbleMind. Install it once — takes about two minutes.
Download the latest release from the button above. Unzip the file — you'll get a folder called LivePhoneBridge containing three files.
Drag the entire LivePhoneBridge folder into Remote Scripts. The structure should look like this:
Open Ableton Live. Go to Preferences → Link, Tempo & MIDI (or just "MIDI" in older versions). Under Control Surface, select LivePhoneBridge from the dropdown.
You should see this in Ableton's log:
Open AbleMind on your iPhone. Enter your computer's IP address and tap Connect. Default port is 8765. Both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi network.
System Settings → Network → Wi-Fi → Details → IP Address
Or run in Terminal:
Settings → Network & Internet → Wi-Fi → Properties → IPv4 Address
Or run in Command Prompt:
Make sure the folder is named exactly "LivePhoneBridge" and contains __init__.py. Restart Ableton after copying the files.
Check that Ableton is running and the bridge is enabled in Preferences. Verify both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network — guest networks often isolate devices.
The bridge uses TCP port 8765. Make sure no firewall is blocking it. On macOS, allow incoming connections when prompted.
Make sure Ableton is in the foreground when loading devices or samples. Some browser operations require Ableton to have focus.