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by misa » Wed Jul 25, 2012 4:03 pm
The answer is yes, but there are a few ways of going about it.
If what you want is the actual sounds that the iPad app is producing, then it is a matter of getting the audio out of the iPad either through the headphone jack, the dock connection, or by saving an audio file and transferring it to your computer. There are lots of options for this and I recommend you study what an audio interface is and the limits of using the built in sound card on your computer.
If you just want to play the keyboard on the iPad but have Ableton produce the actual sounds, then it is a matter of getting MIDI data out of the iPad. You can do this through the dock connection utilizing the USB camera kit made by Apple, a USB to MIDI cable, and a MIDI interface for your computer. There are some audio interfaces that include a MIDI connection, so this type of equipment allows you to do both Audio and MIDI transfer to your computer. Also possible is to have that MIDI data be transferred through your WiFi wireless network from iPad to computer. Different apps will have different implementations of this system you'll have to research.