Adobe Inviting Users to Beta Test Illustrator on iPad Ahead of 2020 Launch

[ksgant]

Will it also be "Illustrator Lite" like the lite version of Photoshop they put out on the iPad? No thanks. Also, I'm done with their subscription model.

Lumafusion, Affinity Pro and Affinity Designer on the iPad now.
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I am pretty much satisfied with Lumafusion. I know that there is Garageband but Logic/Ableton on the iPadOS would be amazing!

Take a look at Beatmaker 3 on the iPad. It's a pretty powerful DAW on iOS.

 

[nylonsteel]

dear adobe
ill beta test if you buy me a new mac mini fully loaded and ipad pro with trackpad case
doesnt hurt to ask

 

[fithian]

Amadine seems to work pretty well for macOS Catalina, since my previous version of AI is not 64-bit, and it won't run in Parallels Mojave due to lack of OpenGL in Parallels.

https://amadine.com. $19 (Educ $14)

 

[.max]

The link shared takes you to an unsecured website, I would avoid it.

it’s weird that there are broken links in the header and the domain does not explicitly belong to Adobe. But the sign up link is posted on Adobe blog.

 

[teejaysplace24]

Running Adobe CS apps on an iPad is like watching a 6th grader trying to do 12th grade trigonometry. The iOS interface simply isn't built for that. Everything has to be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator, at which point you're no longer using a professional app. Honestly, who is this for? There are already plenty of apps that allow you to doodle. For the subscription prices they charge us, Adobe should be focusing on enhancing their professional desktop apps to the greatest degree possible and figuring out how to make those more touch-compatible. Instead they're wasting their time with pretend software designed to appease Tim Cook and his fantasy of selling iPads as laptops.