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Any Apple Pencil users that use it it for audio apps. Please experiences?

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  • DManDMan

    For almost everything my fingers are faster. The pencil gives you slightly less parameter jump when releasing it from the screen. It can be useful, but 90% of the time it is in my way more than it’s useful. It’s fun if I want to try to do some art, but I’m not the best at that and don’t always feel in the mood to do art. If you like to draw, etc then get it and see if you can use it also for audio. If you like holding a pencil non-stop or you like juggling pencils then you also might try it for audio.

  • stormywaterzstormywaterz

    @greengrocer said:

    @stormywaterz said:
    I’ve used it with beatmaker 3 for mixing and editing on the small midi timeline since I can’t see with my finger. Looking back is it worth the hundred dollars not at all. If you can get a stylus it pretty much does the same thing.

    Any tips for a cheap and good stylus for iPad?

    Ones at Walmart or target or Best Buy. Any will do.

    I just dont see why Bluetooth is needed?

  • PhilippePhilippe

    This whole discussion just made me think of a pair of gloves with pencil like sharp fingertip.
    Anyone ever seen such a thing?!

    Precision tweeking frenzy!

  • ToMessToMess

    @stormywaterz said:

    @greengrocer said:

    @stormywaterz said:
    I’ve used it with beatmaker 3 for mixing and editing on the small midi timeline since I can’t see with my finger. Looking back is it worth the hundred dollars not at all. If you can get a stylus it pretty much does the same thing.

    Any tips for a cheap and good stylus for iPad?

    Ones at Walmart or target or Best Buy. Any will do.

    I just dont see why Bluetooth is needed?

    I have tried to use those cheap soft tip styluses, but fingers are more accurate and slide the screen better. I think only hard tip styluses are good enough to use, but last time i checked, all of those were pretty damn expensive

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