UBRIDGE.
The bridge between your phone and your studio.
A free background utility that announces itself on your local network — like a Wi-Fi printer — so LK and TKFX find your computer and connect to Ableton Live, Traktor, or any MIDI app. No manual IPs. No fiddling. Just music.
Ready to use in three simple steps.
Drag, drop, play.

For LK + Ableton Live, UBRIDGE uses a dedicated channel for deeper integration — clip launch, parameter sync, and real-time control surface response.
Drag Ableton Live onto UBRIDGE
It auto-installs the LK remote script automatically.
This script is the heart of the conversation
between LK and Live.
In Live, select LK as a control surface
Restart Live, open Settings › Tempo & MIDI, and select LK under Control Surfaces. UBRIDGE handles input/output mapping for you.
In LK, pick UBRIDGE from connections
It appears automatically thanks to local network discovery. Tap it. You're done.
MIDI in, MIDI out.

For TKFX + Traktor, UBRIDGE works as a transparent MIDI bridge. Two-way messages travel between mobile and desktop over a virtual MIDI device.
Import the TSI mapping in Traktor
Open Preferences › Controller Manager and import the TSI mapping file. Pick the matching MIDI ports for input and output.
Enable virtual MIDI in UBRIDGE
Switch to the TKFX tab and confirm the virtual MIDI device is set to send and receive. Green dot means you're live.
Connect TKFX to UBRIDGE
Open TKFX › Connections, pick UBRIDGE, then select the matching MIDI input and output. Time to play.
Plays with everything on both sides.
Ableton Live
Deep integration via remote script
UBRIDGE installs the LK remote script inside Live. Once active, Live and UBRIDGE exchange data directly — clip launch, parameter mapping, real-time sync.
Native Instruments Traktor
Two-way MIDI loop
TKFX messages route through a virtual MIDI port that Traktor reads as input. Traktor's outgoing messages return through UBRIDGE — full bidirectional control of decks and FX.
Any MIDI application
Generic bridging
DAWs, plugins, OS-level MIDI consumers. UBRIDGE looks like a virtual MIDI device on your computer — anything that receives MIDI can be controlled by your phone.
Will it run on your rig?
macOS 12 or higher
Apple Silicon native. ~65 MB download.
Windows 10 or higher
64-bit. ~49 MB download.
Local network
Both devices on the same Wi-Fi. Or USB tethering for wired connection.
LK or TKFX
Free to download apps for iPhone, iPad and Android. Available on App Store and Google Play.
Free. Just click.
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Stuck? We got you.
Configure LK with UBRIDGE and Ableton Live
Step-by-step walkthrough — installing the remote script, pairing, control surface assignment.
Open manual →Setup guide · TKFXConfigure TKFX with UBRIDGE and Traktor
Importing the TSI mapping, wiring up virtual MIDI, troubleshooting connection drops.
Open manual →SupportTalk to Imaginando support
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