Can my Ipad air see files on my Mac mini

So, hard to search in circles trying to find how  using the Ipad air as a monitor to control music on my Mac Mini computer . sure need help
cheers
sansuiaudio

Use Home sharing on the mini in itunes:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3819
or get the Remote app in app store to control itunes from the ipad

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