While this was true of older iPads as well–and I had a brief stint with making music on a third-generation iPad several years ago–the iPad Pro feels more like it was made for music creation.
Those factors, along with the iPad’s compact size, mean that I can sit down and start playing pretty much anywhere. And because all of the iPad’s apps are optimized for touch screens, I’m never frustrated by tiny menu buttons or arcane keyboard shortcuts.
The battery lasts 10 hours, and playing music doesn’t drain the charge like some Windows applications can, so I can still spend an evening on music even if two-thirds of the battery is already depleted. A part of the new capabilities for GarageBand have been build for the 3D sensor and others for the faster processores.But compared to Windows, the iPad does a better job of getting out of the way so I can focus on the music. The footnotes I quoted were meant to indicate the possible hardware limitations that Apple has documented. This level of integration is precisely what a lot of iOS musicians have been crying out for, and we look forward to testing it for ourselves. It's also perfectly possible to have multiple instances of iSEM running in GarageBand - at least three or four when using latest-generation iPads, which was impossible with the previous 'standalone' version of iSEM." "iSEM users can now easily record and multitrack their iSEM-based creations within GarageBand, adding drums, voice, guitar, and other sounds to make more complete musical arrangements, if they so wish. Indeed, it appears that we are one of the first - if not the first - to support this. "By using Audio Unit Extensions-compatible apps like iSEM, GarageBand users can extend its sonic capabilities above and beyond those of the built-in instruments into the wonderful world of Arturia. The only thing that is clear is that not all new features of GarageBAnd are supported on all hardware platforms.Īrturia is claiming compatibility with iPad 2 in the App Store requirements, but the press release i found quoted is rather vague and only says " latest-generation iPads,". The Music Memo app was released the same day as the new GarageBand versions and both are listed with the same hardware requirements, but the AppStore is listing different requirements than the AppStore. It is not very clear from Apple's inconsistent announcements about the hardware requirements what will work on which devices. I was not sure about this, because you mentioned them in your last sentence, I thought you wanted to know about them as well. You'd see I'm not asking about Live Loops.
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