Guess what you don't even have to download it. What a concept.
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Music Memos for iOS: Recording, Editing, Tuning, Exporting and More
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Guess what you don't even have to download it. What a concept.
Still no article mentioning today's Logic Pro update?
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That's assuming the A/D converter on the iOS device is 24 bit.
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Not for a handy, portable demo.
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That's assuming the A/D converter on the iOS device is 24 bit.
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Not for a handy, portable demo.
All that's needed is to add Music Memos to the Share sheet in Voice Memos. Seems like something that could happen without third-party help.
This same bug happened to me right off the bat. I recorded a second riff but it didn't save and just played my first one. The app then froze and I had to restart the app.
Quite true. But there's another way to look at this - it's "Camera" for musicians - intended for recording, not final production.
Probably not the place to open another Aperture debate. Based on the updates to Garage Band and Logic Pro, t's clear that Apple hasn't abandoned the concept of supporting both pros and amateurs, and Apple certainly hasn't abandoned amateur photography. I guess it may have come down to whether there was enough professional interest and support for Aperture to justify keeping it alive (at the least, it would have had to have been re-worked in order to support iCloud Photo Library).
Tried this app; it sounded interesting.
Constantly said TOO QUIET on my iPad Air 2 when I tried recording music. No settings, instructions or guidance in the app whatsoever. What a hopeless app from Apple.
I've lost a lot of faith in Apple's ability to create high quality products, be it hardware, software or services. To be fair, hardware is still fairly strong, but their software is just awful now. Constant lagging and freezing on my iPad and iPhone. All 700 reviews I've written on the App Store wiped out. iTunes is still slow as hell, iCloud is still a botch. In an ideal world, Google would not have betrayed Apple, and they would have forged an amazing partnership in which Google provided the service expertise which Apple lack.
Constantly said TOO QUIET on my iPad Air 2 when I tried recording music. No settings, instructions or guidance in the app whatsoever. What a hopeless app from Apple.
I've lost a lot of faith in Apple's ability to create high quality products, be it hardware, software or services. To be fair, hardware is still fairly strong, but their software is just awful now. Constant lagging and freezing on my iPad and iPhone. All 700 reviews I've written on the App Store wiped out. iTunes is still slow as hell, iCloud is still a botch. In an ideal world, Google would not have betrayed Apple, and they would have forged an amazing partnership in which Google provided the service expertise which Apple lack.
For anyone interested in taking musical "notes", I released an app in a similar niche a few weeks ago. It's called Composer's Sketchpad, and it's meant to be a sort of modern take on sheet music. (Alternatively: a "doodly" sequencer.) You're presented with a giant canvas (representing time and pitch) that you can pan and zoom around, and you draw musical notes anywhere on the canvas with your finger or Apple Pencil. Notes can be bent to any pitch, allowing you to draw out curvy guitar solos and complex rhythms with ease. Over 100 instruments are available. There's also a free Lite version!
(I really like the gist of Music Memos, but as someone who sucks at singing or playing guitar, I prefer to take musical notes "directly", which is why I made my app.)
(I really like the gist of Music Memos, but as someone who sucks at singing or playing guitar, I prefer to take musical notes "directly", which is why I made my app.)
I know, which is a bit refreshing around here.
Okay, fine by me. I'll spend all of five seconds putting it into a folder and then move on with my life.
Logic release notes up. Wow.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203718
Really, not worth a mention in a news story?
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203718
Really, not worth a mention in a news story?
This looks like one of the most polished and nicely designed pieces of Apple software I've seen in awhile.
Why are you still here then?
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And Google providing great service... come on man...
You are in the small minority that thinks Google provides better service than Apple..."
Your app looks really cool! I'm going to check it out, thanks for sharing.
Fair enough, I merely looked at their effort to cater to musicians as opposed to what seems to be the unloved stepchild.
And if money is the reason:
They had it coming pushing down the price of Aperture and halting new major releases until they finally decided to bin it.
There IS a market, especially if they tried keeping the momentum of Aperture that it definitely had at some point.
Hell, just having a good Apple DAC that I can move to from Aperture, day a not totally gimped Photos, would be better if it meant I get to use applications like Affinity Photo.
But Apple Photos lacks some very needed features just for storage and management of a big library.
I'm sorry, Apple completely screwed this up and even if Apple were to say "ok, let's not work on this too much anymore", at least let us enjoy their former great concept of how to sort and manage AND tightly integrate into other Apple devices.
What's left is a weird feeling of an unmotivated Apple.
At least they unofficially keep Aperture alive, OS X updates seem to get bug tested against Aperture as opposed to how it used to be majorly.
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I earn a living making music (definition of professional) and this app will be extremely helpful.
Preproduction and coming up with song ideas is 90 percent of the job. The final glossy recording is all that necessitates expensive ADC and recording equipment.