ipod touch 4g to macbook wireless communication without wifi

[tinflute]

I would like to communicate wirelessly between my ipod touch 4g and my macbook without a wifi router. Could any of the services in the sharing panel of the mac system preferences create wireless communication between these devices?

Let me explain a bit more. I am using a remote app on my touch (Cubase iC) to control audio recording software Cubase 5 on the mac. I'll be doing some recording out in the woods where there's no wifi, and I'd like to still use the touch as a remote. It seems like it should be possible to do this, since the communication is just between the two devices.

I have a new ipod touch 4g with up to date iOS (not jailbroken). And a MacBook Pro, running 10.6.7. Everything is up to date as of this post.

If this topic has been covered in another thread, please let me know.
Thanks for any tips.

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[DaREdBaRoN]

Unless that remote app can pair using Bluetooth your out of luck buddy. Wifi and bluetooth are your only options for wireless communication between those two devices.

 

[dakduel]

ah-hoc wifi

i think you can create an ad-hoc wifi network on your mac then connect your iDevice to that network.

In the menu bar, click on the wifi signal strength icon and choose "Create Network..."