nicolasrivera
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Finally!!!
Logic Pro for ipad!!!!
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That’s pretty badass. Without all of my other plugs on the iPad, (Neural, GGD, IZotope) I would imagine it would probably have more utility for tracking, and then “finishing” on a computer. But still pretty cool to have Logic on a tablet. Good timing, I just put my foot through an iPad screen and need to buy a new one. 
It may be compatible with older version, but this is probably the only push I need to buy the pro. (I can’t imagine this not needing the extra juice)
It may be compatible with older version, but this is probably the only push I need to buy the pro. (I can’t imagine this not needing the extra juice)
mavrick102000
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Nice! I really don't want to buy another iPad, mine's ancient, but it would be pretty nice.
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I think with the newest “regular” iPad, it would work, but yeah, if it were me, I would go for the Pro - it’ll just make everything better.That’s pretty badass. Without all of my other plugs on the iPad, (Neural, GGD, IZotope) I would imagine it would probably have more utility for tracking, and then “finishing” on a computer. But still pretty cool to have Logic on a tablet. Good timing, I just put my foot through an iPad screen and need to buy a new one.
Sorry to hear about your accident. That always sucks.
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Definitely interested but only to a certain degree as I can already airdrop Garageband files to my IMac and open them just fine in Logic. At most I use the ipad for getting a quick idea down when I’m at work, but if LogicPad has some more in depth synth/key stuff I’d probably use it a lot more. Definitely would be good for traveling and working on stuff on the plane and sh*t.
nicolasrivera
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But the subscription thing is going to make some mad!!!! Just look what happened to Waves!
Fireproof
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Ahh yes. I hate that everything is moving to subscription. At least give us a choice of a big up front fee for life, or small recurring payments forever. But looks like SaaS is here to stay…
paisleywookiee
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It's $50 a year, far more reasonable than most. I'm not psyched about it either, but if it keeps development moving swiftly (no pun intended), then I'm fine with it.
nicolasrivera
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Yes, $49 is very reasonable and in reach for most working pros that will actually use this softwares to their full potential!
nicolasrivera
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For me, at least, it gives me a valid excuse to finally buy an iPad Pro. Both Logic and Final Cut are my main softwares.
gonzoknife
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I'm planning on buying an iPad in the next month and this probably tipped me to the Pro.
TheTrueZoltan!
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I‘ll be laughing my ass off if iPadOS support for NDSP plugins comes before QC integration.
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As someone who still uses their plugs but no longer has the QC I wholeheartedly support this change of prioritization. (#127)
paisleywookiee
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If this jolts developers to start releasing iPadOS versions of their plugins, I'll be fucking delighted.
nicolasrivera
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It has to happen, the power is there, I mean M2!!! what the F... is takin so long!!
paisleywookiee
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Honestly, I think it was because companies didn't want the stress of having to make plug-ins work on older hardware. Now that Apple's drawn a line in the sand themselves with the A13, devs can concentrate on that.
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I'm so deeply disappointed in the lack of software progress on iPadOS that I can't get excited about this. I can expect that it will require a ton of awkward workarounds to perform things that are totally easy on a Mac and probably has plenty of limitations.
A12/M1/M2 iPad Pros which are required for this cost similar money to a Macbook Air. Just buy the Air instead and not have to deal with subscription bullshit.
Personally I won't buy another iPad probably ever again. I moved to a Samsung Galaxy Fold 4 and it serves my phone and tablet needs so well that there's no point having a dedicated tablet. I can even hook it up to a display and it turns into basically a slightly crappy desktop computer.
A12/M1/M2 iPad Pros which are required for this cost similar money to a Macbook Air. Just buy the Air instead and not have to deal with subscription bullshit.
Personally I won't buy another iPad probably ever again. I moved to a Samsung Galaxy Fold 4 and it serves my phone and tablet needs so well that there's no point having a dedicated tablet. I can even hook it up to a display and it turns into basically a slightly crappy desktop computer.
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of all the things apple charge a premium for, and especially for all the peripheral bullshit you’d need to get things working nicely (USB hubs, cables, stands, cable management, MIDI controllers) it’s hilarious that $50 a year is suddenly absolutely unacceptable to some.
Logic Pro X costs next to nothing for what’s included, and they haven’t charged anything since it’s release (how long ago now? 10 years?) for some ridiculously substantial features. I don’t even use Logic except for some occasional projects that get sent to me in it but it’s really insane value for money.
If the money is a problem, use the alternatives. Not sure how it can get any cheaper than $1 a week.
Logic Pro X costs next to nothing for what’s included, and they haven’t charged anything since it’s release (how long ago now? 10 years?) for some ridiculously substantial features. I don’t even use Logic except for some occasional projects that get sent to me in it but it’s really insane value for money.
If the money is a problem, use the alternatives. Not sure how it can get any cheaper than $1 a week.
