As someone who has zero musical ability, I find this really cool but dont know if it actually is! I will be looking out for reviews.
As someone who has zero musical ability, I find this really cool but dont know if it actually is! I will be looking out for reviews.
Important question for me... Do I have to have the insanely huge Garageband app on my phone to make use of this Music Memos app? I liked playing with GB for a while, but the gigantic amount of space it took up as an app when compared to others made it not worth the space to me.The app is closely integrated with GarageBand for iOS, which has received a major update today.
That should work great on the measly 16GB base models that are still being released. ::sigh::high-quality, uncompressed audio
So that's why my voice memos stopped getting synced to my desktop. I never bothered looking into it.The stock app is garbage—especially since iOS 7—and I've been waiting for sync that was decoupled from the mess that is iTunes since before iCloud was launched. Woo!
GarageBand is probably one of the most complex iOS app from Apple. It's also my favorite iPad app (it's amazing that they can make the whole app work also on the iPhone but to me it's on the iPad that it shines).
While some professionals might complain about it missing x or y feature, it's still a very in-depth app with tons of features and options, especially now with audio plug-in support.
Now if I can put aside enough money to buy an iPad pro...
You can create ringtones natively on iOS using GarageBand already, using original recordings or music you own. To your point, you could record using the music memo app then import into GarageBand for iOS then export as a ringtone.They should've enabled the ability to create and save ringtones directly from the Music Memos app. That would've made this app an instant download for many people.
I can't imagine that many people are actually purchasing ringtones from Apple for up to $1.29 each and they already allow ringtone creation apps from third parties. Having the ability to create ringtones natively on the iPhone would be so much better than having to use third-party apps to do it and then syncing with iTunes to get the ringtone over to the phone.
Do I have to have the insanely huge Garageband app on my phone to make use of this Music Memos app?
You can create ringtones natively on iOS using GarageBand already, using original recordings or music you own. To your point, you could record using the music memo app then import into GarageBand for iOS then export as a ringtone.
Yeah, because everyone know how vital a headphone jack is to RECORDING music!
Think about the photographers.Glad to see Apple hasn't completely forgotten about musicians. The musician in me was starting to feel like what Mac Pro users must be feeling right now.
Yeah, because everyone know how vital a headphone jack is to RECORDING music!
Someone took my Rock.......The port also doubles as a microphone jack, in case you've been living under a rock for the past 8 years.
Why? While the microphone in the iPhone isn't studio quality, it is very good for vocals and acoustic instruments. Uncompressed recordings make it even better.
It has a 30 second limitation though or did. That wasn't good enough for me when I wanted a loop of 10 seconds. A lot of retro video game loops are shorter than 30 sec. It absolutely useless for a text tone for instance.You can create ringtones natively on iOS using GarageBand already, using original recordings or music you own. To your point, you could record using the music memo app then import into GarageBand for iOS then export as a ringtone.
Have you ever recorded music before??? Headphones are necessary to hear feedback...Or if you're listening to reference vocals/instruments while singing. Wow...
Since I'm a better photographer than guitarist (but have been doing both for around 50 years)... If you were to say, "pro photographers" and thinking "Aperture" you'd have a point, but if you were thinking "camera," iPhone is a pretty awesome tool, capable of remarkably good work (for what it is).Think about the photographers.