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Which iOS daw will be still here in 3 years ?

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  • oddSTARoddSTAR

    Yes, I would agree about excluding NS2 despite its strengths as a sequencer.

  • MAtrixplanMAtrixplan

    Zenbeats
    Cubasis

  • NeuMNeuM

    @BerlinFx said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Jumpercollins said:
    Wil the iPad be around in 3 years !

    Answer: Yes.

    Also probably true: Apple Glasses will have been released with currently unknown capabilities.

    Ios17 infos about it as very focus on VR , no words if I can remember about music ( it was before the press release so it was perhaps a Apple strategy to keep all the eyes on VR Apple glasses ) .

    GB I am not sure it will be here in 3 years , means more to have a very lite Logic to bring with a unified interface between Logic Lite free and Logic Pro on subs ? But it is just guessing as a logical guy , I can be totally wrong as I was stating that Logic Pro will not be port ios and speaking about a free GB big update.

    They'll keep GarageBand free as an entry point for people to eventually upgrade to Logic Pro.

  • robosardinerobosardine

    @R_2 said:

    @Jumpercollins said:
    Wil the iPad be around in 3 years !

    Will I be around in 3 years ;)

    😅

  • dendydendy
    edited May 2023

    I know which one will be on MY iPad …
    Nanostudio 2 🤣

    Only app in which i actually enjoy to finish whole track, and literally only daw which covers my advanced routing needs :-)

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    A single-choice poll is meaningless for this question.

    They will all be around and receiving updates. No one is going to throw away their investment entirely just because a strong competitor comes along. They may scale their efforts back to just maintenance. Or they may work to find ways to differentiate themselves.

  • godgod

    NS2, and it would still not have audio tracks , midi recording from plugins nor FX automation

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

  • wimwim

    @Gavinski said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

    Maybe they were referring to Loopy HD?

  • seonnthaproducerseonnthaproducer

    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    That's what I usually do. NS2 has no audiotracks so I use Cubasis 3 to record vocals. Gadget is great for instrumentals and ideas. However...

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

    ...the more I learn Garageband, the more I really love it as a sketchpad environment. It syncs projects to iCloud so I can work on an idea at home and on the go. :)

    And now with Logic Pro coming next week Tuesday, I'll be able to take those Garageband ideas and turn them into full tracks. I've started work on my next EP in Garageband. :)

  • seonnthaproducerseonnthaproducer

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    That's what I usually do. NS2 has no audiotracks so I use Cubasis 3 to record vocals. Gadget is great for instrumentals and ideas. However...

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

    ...the more I learn Garageband, the more I really love it as a sketchpad environment. It syncs projects to iCloud so I can work on an idea at home and on the go. :)

    And now with Logic Pro coming next week Tuesday, I'll be able to take those Garageband ideas and turn them into full tracks. I've started work on my next EP in Garageband. :)

    Definitely. GarageBand was already ranked super high on my list. It will be interesting to be in a state having both Logic Pro and GarageBand accessible.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @seonnthaproducer said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    That's what I usually do. NS2 has no audiotracks so I use Cubasis 3 to record vocals. Gadget is great for instrumentals and ideas. However...

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

    ...the more I learn Garageband, the more I really love it as a sketchpad environment. It syncs projects to iCloud so I can work on an idea at home and on the go. :)

    And now with Logic Pro coming next week Tuesday, I'll be able to take those Garageband ideas and turn them into full tracks. I've started work on my next EP in Garageband. :)

    Definitely. GarageBand was already ranked super high on my list. It will be interesting to be in a state having both Logic Pro and GarageBand accessible.

    I agree! :) Just started a Dark Country song idea in Garageband in 6|8 time signature in A Dorian. Piano, Acoustic Guitar, really strange depressing Choirish sound, deep synth bass, smart drummer for soft drums, and a regular acoustic drumkit for the crash cymbal.

  • MrSmileZMrSmileZ

    Logic

  • Slam_CutSlam_Cut

    @dendy said:
    I know which one will be on MY iPad …
    Nanostudio 2 🤣

    Only app in which i actually enjoy to finish whole track, and literally only daw which covers my advanced routing needs :-)

    THIS! We will use the tools we prefer. I have zero interest in Logic Pro and will guess that it will seem like bloatware to me, but not for those who use it on Macs. They may love it. I won’t gainsay them. And when iOS updates break NS2, I will stop updating.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    That's what I usually do. NS2 has no audiotracks so I use Cubasis 3 to record vocals. Gadget is great for instrumentals and ideas. However...

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

    ...the more I learn Garageband, the more I really love it as a sketchpad environment. It syncs projects to iCloud so I can work on an idea at home and on the go. :)

    And now with Logic Pro coming next week Tuesday, I'll be able to take those Garageband ideas and turn them into full tracks. I've started work on my next EP in Garageband. :)

    Definitely. GarageBand was already ranked super high on my list. It will be interesting to be in a state having both Logic Pro and GarageBand accessible.

    I agree! :) Just started a Dark Country song idea in Garageband in 6|8 time signature in A Dorian. Piano, Acoustic Guitar, really strange depressing Choirish sound, deep synth bass, smart drummer for soft drums, and a regular acoustic drumkit for the crash cymbal.

    Sounds like you've gotten a second wind with the discovery of GarageBand. Glad to see you are taking to it!

  • dendydendy

    @Slam_Cut
    And when iOS updates break NS2, I will stop updating.

    This !! I have enough app for rest of my life anyway ;)

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

    Maybe they were referring to Loopy HD?

    No, this was their reply:

    'Yes, Loopy Pro has audio that can be arranged using the in-built basic sequencer. But there is no way to properly edit that audio. Just the marker movement... If it did have fully editable audio tracks, in the manner of Auria Pro, then Loopy Pro could replace Auria/ Cubasis etc'

    Essentially the person is claiming that 'more conventional audio tracks' was something that was on the Loopy Pro road map but was removed, so he fears it will not be added, in the same way as NS2 ended up never getting audio tracks. Anyway, this is not my battle, I don't even use Loopy Pro, but is he correct that audio tracks a la auria Pro etc was included on the road map but was indeed removed, or did he misunderstand something?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Do you think that someone (Intua?) will care to updates and Updates BM3 ?

    don’t use it but many use it and it is a very good Daw for some style of music.

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

    Maybe they were referring to Loopy HD?

    No, this was their reply:

    'Yes, Loopy Pro has audio that can be arranged using the in-built basic sequencer. But there is no way to properly edit that audio. Just the marker movement... If it did have fully editable audio tracks, in the manner of Auria Pro, then Loopy Pro could replace Auria/ Cubasis etc'

    Essentially the person is claiming that 'more conventional audio tracks' was something that was on the Loopy Pro road map but was removed, so he fears it will not be added, in the same way as NS2 ended up never getting audio tracks. Anyway, this is not my battle, I don't even use Loopy Pro, but is he correct that audio tracks a la auria Pro etc was included on the road map but was indeed removed, or did he misunderstand something?

    I gotta think your friend might be rather stoned. I've never heard anything like that and I've been on the beta team from the beginning. Extensive audio editing of that nature has never been a priority.

    Loopy Pro is a looper with many DAW features. It's has never set out to be full-on DAW with some nice looper features.

    I will say that there are people on the beta team that have a never ending output of grandiose feature requests and vast hope that they'll see them any day now. It's mind bending really. (Not dissing this. They are indeed way insightful and creative than I could ever be, and they seem to eat live and breath Loopy Pro.)

    It's easy for people to hear what they want to hear. My snark above aside, maybe that's the case for your friend ... who by the way should be thrilled with Logic Pro on iPad. Now that's looks like a great DAW with some really good looper features.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

    Maybe they were referring to Loopy HD?

    No, this was their reply:

    'Yes, Loopy Pro has audio that can be arranged using the in-built basic sequencer. But there is no way to properly edit that audio. Just the marker movement... If it did have fully editable audio tracks, in the manner of Auria Pro, then Loopy Pro could replace Auria/ Cubasis etc'

    Essentially the person is claiming that 'more conventional audio tracks' was something that was on the Loopy Pro road map but was removed, so he fears it will not be added, in the same way as NS2 ended up never getting audio tracks. Anyway, this is not my battle, I don't even use Loopy Pro, but is he correct that audio tracks a la auria Pro etc was included on the road map but was indeed removed, or did he misunderstand something?

    I gotta think your friend must be rather stoned. I've never heard anything like that and I've been on the beta team from the beginning. Extensive audio editing of that nature has never been a priority.

    Loopy Pro is a looper with many DAW features. It's has never set out to be DAW with some looper features.

    Fair enough, cheers Wim. He's an ex forum member so I have told him he can rejoin if he feels the need to discuss this in more detail lol, it's very much not my battle, thnx!

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah, AUM and Loopy Pro are as far as I can see, the only ‘DAW’s we have on iOS that desktop users would also wish they had on desktop. Does anyone on desktop want Cubasis? Pretty much nope, I think. Do they want a NanoStudio 2 without audio tracks? I doubt it very much. Etc etc!

    Loopy needs audio tracks ideally though, no? Was that not on the roadmap but has been removed? And AUM needs a proper automation system and hopefully also a ‘mixer sliders only’ view, as many people have been - rightly in my opinion - requesting for a while. But even without these, both Loopy Pro and AUM have a lot of unique features that should keep them relevant for years to come

    What do you mean about Loopy Pro and audio tracks?

    It has audio tracks. Currently, each clip gets sequenced on its own track in the sequencer. (Clip events on the timeline can be edits of the source clip). Also note that clips can be as long as you want. Loopy Pro standalone is actually pretty handy for recording audio tracks for NS2.

    As far as I know, a more conventional track arrangement is still in the long-term plans. But other things will happen first.

    This was actually a complaint someone else stated to me. I'll pass on your message to them, thnx

    Maybe they were referring to Loopy HD?

    No, this was their reply:

    'Yes, Loopy Pro has audio that can be arranged using the in-built basic sequencer. But there is no way to properly edit that audio. Just the marker movement... If it did have fully editable audio tracks, in the manner of Auria Pro, then Loopy Pro could replace Auria/ Cubasis etc'

    Essentially the person is claiming that 'more conventional audio tracks' was something that was on the Loopy Pro road map but was removed, so he fears it will not be added, in the same way as NS2 ended up never getting audio tracks. Anyway, this is not my battle, I don't even use Loopy Pro, but is he correct that audio tracks a la auria Pro etc was included on the road map but was indeed removed, or did he misunderstand something?

    I gotta think your friend must be rather stoned. I've never heard anything like that and I've been on the beta team from the beginning. Extensive audio editing of that nature has never been a priority.

    Loopy Pro is a looper with many DAW features. It's has never set out to be DAW with some looper features.

    Fair enough, cheers Wim. He's an ex forum member so I have told him he can rejoin if he feels the need to discuss this in more detail lol, it's very much not my battle, thnx!

    Give me a PM if he does so I can try to coach myself not to be such a smart-ass. 😂

  • rollinrollin

    SunVox.

    The dev has said his plan is to open source it should he no longer be able to develop it. Gold standard future proofing right there.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    There’s something interesting about a wealth of choice. I think everyone will end up gravitating to what works for them, and may also combine bits and pieces of other apps in ways that works for them.

    That's what I usually do. NS2 has no audiotracks so I use Cubasis 3 to record vocals. Gadget is great for instrumentals and ideas. However...

    If I had to pick one…I really like Blocs Wave. And Garageband.

    ...the more I learn Garageband, the more I really love it as a sketchpad environment. It syncs projects to iCloud so I can work on an idea at home and on the go. :)

    And now with Logic Pro coming next week Tuesday, I'll be able to take those Garageband ideas and turn them into full tracks. I've started work on my next EP in Garageband. :)

    Definitely. GarageBand was already ranked super high on my list. It will be interesting to be in a state having both Logic Pro and GarageBand accessible.

    I agree! :) Just started a Dark Country song idea in Garageband in 6|8 time signature in A Dorian. Piano, Acoustic Guitar, really strange depressing Choirish sound, deep synth bass, smart drummer for soft drums, and a regular acoustic drumkit for the crash cymbal.

    I always said here that GB was underrated, you can produce an EP with it some did it and some now famous musicians use it to do demo tracks and even to do their first EP.

    For a free app you got a lot for free, it had updates and more sounds packs than other iOS paid daw all for free. After it like any Music tool you like it or not but nobody can say that for a free apps it is not a good one at least just for the sounds packs.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    I think most of them will be around to come extent. Some of the really small ones may go away or as some have said, get maintenance only updates. But I don’t see the big ones going anywhere. If anything Steinberg my finally grow some balls and port Cubase now. I still wouldn’t use it over Logic but I know a lot of people like Cubase. BM3 is too powerful and unique to go away, imo. And AUM, Loopy Pro, etc will stick around because of the different workflow.

    NS2 I’m not sure. With no audio tracks and the amount of choice now, I feel like it’s getting less and less interesting.

  • cp3cp3

    @rollin said:
    SunVox.

    The dev has said his plan is to open source it should he no longer be able to develop it. Gold standard future proofing right there.

    Now this is an interesting point. From what I can tell, Sunvox is written in pure C and runs on a variety platforms and architectures (iOS, Android, Windows, Linux) and audio protocols. That, combined with open source seems the best way ensure software longevity, the same way people are still able to run DOOM on all kinds of obscure hardware. An app that is written on Apple's frameworks and API's (like mine) will only work without significant maintenance as long as Apple keeps supporting the underlying API's and hardware, which - given the rate at which they push planned obsolescence in both hardware and software - isn't very long.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @HotStrange said:
    I think most of them will be around to come extent. Some of the really small ones may go away or as some have said, get maintenance only updates. But I don’t see the big ones going anywhere. If anything Steinberg my finally grow some balls and port Cubase now. I still wouldn’t use it over Logic but I know a lot of people like Cubase. BM3 is too powerful and unique to go away, imo. And AUM, Loopy Pro, etc will stick around because of the different workflow.

    NS2 I’m not sure. With no audio tracks and the amount of choice now, I feel like it’s getting less and less interesting.

    For BM3 , is it still Intua who care about ? I hope for thé guys loving it that they will do at least updates maintenance and bugs fixes . Last update was 2 years ago , latest version is 3.0.15 this is why I ask if someone have more infos about it .

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I think most of them will be around to come extent. Some of the really small ones may go away or as some have said, get maintenance only updates. But I don’t see the big ones going anywhere. If anything Steinberg my finally grow some balls and port Cubase now. I still wouldn’t use it over Logic but I know a lot of people like Cubase. BM3 is too powerful and unique to go away, imo. And AUM, Loopy Pro, etc will stick around because of the different workflow.

    NS2 I’m not sure. With no audio tracks and the amount of choice now, I feel like it’s getting less and less interesting.

    For BM3 , is it still Intua who care about ? I hope for thé guys loving it that they will do at least updates maintenance and bugs fixes . Last update was 2 years ago , latest version is 3.0.15 this is why I ask if someone have more infos about it .

    I hope they do because I know quite a handful of people love it. I really enjoy it as well I just don’t use it often. For a sampler with pads I gravitate towards Beathawk and Pulse first.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited May 2023

    @HotStrange said:

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I think most of them will be around to come extent. Some of the really small ones may go away or as some have said, get maintenance only updates. But I don’t see the big ones going anywhere. If anything Steinberg my finally grow some balls and port Cubase now. I still wouldn’t use it over Logic but I know a lot of people like Cubase. BM3 is too powerful and unique to go away, imo. And AUM, Loopy Pro, etc will stick around because of the different workflow.

    NS2 I’m not sure. With no audio tracks and the amount of choice now, I feel like it’s getting less and less interesting.

    For BM3 , is it still Intua who care about ? I hope for thé guys loving it that they will do at least updates maintenance and bugs fixes . Last update was 2 years ago , latest version is 3.0.15 this is why I ask if someone have more infos about it .

    I hope they do because I know quite a handful of people love it. I really enjoy it as well I just don’t use it often. For a sampler with pads I gravitate towards Beathawk and Pulse first.

    It seems that NI doesn’t care too about Imashine seems even be deleted of the AppStore not very cool and Akai about doesn’t care too much about MPC 2 even if they are happy to sell IAP sounds ?

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