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Well bought a new Mac Book M1 Air and Logic Pro….. now what. LOL

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  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @onerez said:

    @Pxlhg said:
    @onerez Hey, hope you're doing ok :D Found this thread as I'm thinking of converting from Reason to Logic (bought a Mac Mini M1 this summer). It' time to pay the subscription fee, later this month, for Reason which is almost equivalent to the price for full Logic, one time payment. Now, it's been a while since you did pretty much the same (not converting from Reason I think) so I'm curious to hear your thoughts on Logic now when you had some time with it?

    so just this…. @Pxlhg I will never go back to iOS. Im sorry but Logic is flat out amazing for me. I use the reason rack plugin in there all the time so it’s the best of both worlds!!!! I actually just bought a 16 inch Mac Book Pro and finally got everything over to that. I love it. And there are sooooo many videos and tutorials on YouTube to help with Logic. It’s a beast and sooooooo Deep.

    I regret nothing.
    This is the Way.

    You should get paid for that promo - I'm sold anyway :D (thank you!) I can't afford both but I keep Reason in demo mode for now.

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @SirMcp said:
    No videos needed. Just plug in your ipad to your mac and go to the audio/midi settings and enable the ipad. Now select it as an audio input in your DAW of choice and your good to go. You can also route midi.

    Thank you - will have a go this week.

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