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Lol. Yes, it’s a piece of shit. But, once again, Apple is a company, a publically traded company. They are there to make money. And way more people will buy this piece of nonsense then will ever buy Beatmaker, Auria, or Cubasis. We are a fringe market. Apple serviced the creative community before because that was the only market they had left, so they went hard at it. Now they target the general consumer. There isn’t a single platform out there focussed on creative folks. Not one.
Enjoy what you have. Pricewise, as far as software goes, there are no comparable alternatives.
This. The truth.
I love 'create tons of hits songs'. Sounds legit...
Not sure why you are blaming Apple for this app - Apple did not write it or name it app of the year, these folks did:
"2015 Music App of the Year! -Appy Awards
2015 Music App of the Year! - Silicon Beach Award
Top Ten “Apps of the Year”- Apple 'n' Apps"
There will always be silly consumer level fun apps out there, its not a sign of the collapse of Western Civilization.
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To think, we could all be making a fortune.
"Why don't these teeny boppers fix the world, my back hurts"
Lol
But for real the app store is the f#%^ing worst
Yeah, ton is a thousand, and that means topping the Forbes rich list, yeah!
I remember back in the day you'd see stuff like..'learn how to create a pop song', sometimes even 'how to write a hit song' but this is another planet. It offers its users heaven on earth. Tons of heavens.
Exactly... such knee-jerk sky is falling shizzle these days
Time for your medicine, Senator!
The millennials you "see" on social media are a sliver of the population.
The millennials I know are accomplished, serious people who are motivated and a little bit overimpressed with themselves and their media savvy. They are unfairly maligned.
And yes, this app is atrocious.
I have to say: it’s really only offensive because it’s called a music app; clearly this belongs in social networking or whatnot.
I also have to defend millenials. I remember when all the old folks were shitting on us Gen-Xers when I was young and now we’re really going to do the same thing? Speak in massive, overblown generalities? Honestly, dissing millenials is at this point pretty much bandwagon-hopping and acceptable bigotry. Do you also think the music of today sucks compared to when you were growing up?
Sorry, clearly this gets to me because I just can’t stand sweeping generalities about a whole generation, especially when there’s a negative judgment attached to it.
I’ll get off my soapbox now and await the slings and arrows...
I always felt that to simply use terms like Millennial, Boomer or Gen- Exer was to speak in 'massive overblown generalities'.
Lol. Swap “soapbox” for “high horse”.
You're kidding, right? Guy says, "Hey, don't generalize about entire groups." And you say, "Get off your high horse"?
Yes. That’s why I put a winky face at the end.
I'm a Gen Xer! I don't understand these winky emojicons you blasted kids use.
I’m 44 and I’ve never been part of any group.
That's what you think.
Bloody Audiobussers...
Agree. The only ones who should ever use those dubious terms are marketers and particularly lazy magazine scribblers.
Sure....free ware
Indeed! Just now, my high horse slipped on my soapbox and I went arse over tea kettle / head over heels, right into some millenial pink mud. Just what I deserved, I guess! Now, the horse is cleaning me up and the soapbox seems amused...
@Beathoven - I got your meaning and your post made me chuckle.
Well, collective nouns do come in handy when the need arises, as sometimes it does, to describe groups of people. But Douglas Coupland does have a lot to answer for.
It's actually "create with tons of hit songs." Like they licensed some hit songs for people to use, like musical.ly did.
And who knows where an app like this could lead? I thought musical.ly was dumb too, but my kid showed me some really creative stuff that peolple have done with that app, stuff that requires actual skills to pull off.
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Really. What have they done as a generation? Sure I know exceedingly bright and accomplished Millennials, but I believe them to be in the minority. They accept authority far more easily than any generation since those who fought the first World War. That is both sad and dangerous.
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Generation X, oh dear. Nobody was shitting on you, as a generation - not smart individuals here and elsewhere - Gen X was too busy shoe gazing and blaming grown-ups for not being given the world on a plate.
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Scraping the barrel, we are the worst.
Mate, offense can only be taken, not given.
I took none. That’s the Gen-X side of me afterall.
All this pigeon holing and generalising has got me confused. It’s like trying to wade through all those “EDM” genres and sub-genres. What does it all mean? Where do I fit in? DO I fit in? I need a nap.
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Glad to hear it.
FWIW, I believe every generation has its pros and cons. Mine kicked authority in the bollocks, but the main architects of that all ended up as wealthy people no longer interested in reinventing society.
The previous generation had some great ideas, in theory, about peace and love, only to get derailed by too many drugs. Some burned out, others became the antithesis of what they opposed, like Richard Branson. A few stayed true, using their success to fight on, like Neil Young.
Before that, a tough generation who saw a global wrong, and fought it into the ground. My neighbour, now 94, was behind enemy lines in WW2. An example of the fantastic bravery that saved us all. Unfortunately, that generation was also plagued by a must not grumble mentality, and acceptance of systems that ultimately betrayed them.