#Logic Pro for ios instal free install#
#Logic Pro for ios instal free Pc#

The way it's set out just lends itself to sound library menu driving rather than sound creation. My biggest issue is not really with the app but with DAWs in general and the reason I went to ipad from Mac. The learning curve - you can be up and running pretty quickly but I find myself scratcjing my head on some fairly basic stuff which requires either experimentation or a tutorial, in which case 30 mins have disappeared - the investment required to get the best out of it may be the downfall for me. Many more windows that need to be opened and closed (I'm comparing this mainly to Cubasis) which makes it feels very cramped at times.Īlso much more scrolling up and down as less that just fits onto the iPad screen real estate. The ability and the freedom to create busses is nice. The way it handles plugs ins is pretty elegant. The sound library is very comprehensive and pro sounding, as are the fx. It's not short on features that's for sure.

It looks stunning, the way the track meters fade when you stop a track is almost worth £5 a month alone! I've been trialling Logic Pro IOS for the last few days, my initial impressions. I'm currently finishing an album on PC/Cubase, when it's done I'd quite like to try something more ambitions on the ipad just to change the workflow for a bit and see how that changes what I record. I've cleared space on my ipad Air in anticipation. Not many people will rush out to but 1tb ipad pro's when you could just buy a Mac.

#Logic Pro for ios instal free install#

One issue I can see is storage, if the basic install and virtual instruments takes up too much space, it's a moot point anyway. You may be able to use the ipad you already have, but without the limitations and frustrations of Garageband.

#Logic Pro for ios instal free Pc#

You don't have to go and buy a £1500 Macbook, or a PC with loads of software. Plus there's no reason with the functionality it will have, people can't produce pro quality results, many people release stuff they have recorded themselves nowadays and this opens things up a little more. Yes, I can't Imagine pro studios doing everything from anI ipad or taking work home on an Ipad out of hours. But for amateurs and young folks who already have an ipad and a couple of mics it'll be a step up It's not going to be option 1 for pros in big studios who have Mac Pros and endless outboard kit. Wouldn't be surprised if they put it in as an option with one of their bundles like Apple One. A very reasonable price for a much more powerful tool. Makes sense for those if they want to develop projects and are more than happy with the ipad workflow. I know quite a few people that record loads on Garage Band on Ipads.