Apple Releases Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad

Yay! Let the creativity begin! Who's ready to test it out?
Already done @TheYayAreaLiving ๐ŸŽ—๏ธ I use other photo editing from time to time and when not retired for a few years got cheap Adobe educational programs but not now. Will give this a year at $49 to see if I like and use as much as I did with adobe stuff. Worth a try.

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Very cool! But I don't need it for anything. It's nice to have it just in case I need to edit a video or something, though :3
 
Given the insane flash storage price that Apple charges for iPad, you have to spend a lot of money to have a usable FCP setup on iPad, to the point where itโ€™s better to go with a MacBook Air.
But I bet you $1 that you CAN run the IOS version of FCP on your MacBook Air.

I have found that most iPad apps run very well on my M2-based Mac Mini. This is one of the good things about having the iPhone, iPad, and Mac all running ARM CPUs.

But no way would I want FCP or Logic on a tiny screen. Those two apps need at least a 27" screen and usually two of those. And yes, at least 100 or 200 GB of free storage space.

In a couple days after Apple's servers recover, I'll try FCP on my Mac. I already have FCP on my Mac, but I still want to try.
 
Subscription, so it's a no from me.
its A lot better than having to sink ยฃ350 on it, especially if you are a student or more amateur user that this is aimed at. FCP doesnโ€™t support external drives for saving projects to so you canโ€™t just pull something from the Mac and work on it on an iPad.

Your ire should really be aimed at Apple for not providing a one-off ยฃ350 purchase option or not supporting cross buy between the Mac and iPad.
 
Given the insane flash storage price that Apple charges for iPad, you have to spend a lot of money to have a usable FCP setup on iPad, to the point where itโ€™s better to go with a MacBook Air.
Or, you could plug an external SSD into your iPad and use that. You can get an 4 TB Samsung T7 Shield for about $220.
 
If these apps really are the equivalent of their $200 Mac counterparts then $50/year is fairly reasonable. Perpetual free updates for a 1-off purchase are nice, but honestly unsustainable if developers like to eat hot meals and sleep indoors.
This is not some indie devs were talking about , it's apple, the first company to reach a trillion, the company with some of the highest (if not the highest) margins there can be

They Already make a hell lot of money by selling limited hw and forcing upsell and storage upgrades(especially since FCP on ipadOS doesn't support external drive, so you're forced to get higher storage tier) , it's not like they're sleeping outdoors
 
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