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Exactly Samu! Ppl need a reality check here 😂 > @Samu said:
Someone would like a word in edgewise.
😂🤣🤣
I like LP4I and I’d used Mac & Pc DAWs and that world of Vst, AU and Direct X effects in past decades. I’ve been using LP4I and the more I use it, the more I realize I’ve mutated into an iOS-world musician. I expect to be able to work a musical project on iPad or iPhone, I expect to be able to incorporate a thousand different iOS effects and instruments whether it’s AUv3 or IAA. I expect to be able to send my finished songs to AudioShare, or for that matter SoundCloud or Dropbox or Airdrop it into various apps on my other devices (I like making playlists of my stuff on Anytune Pro). And I expect Audiobus.
I understand LP4I might eventually get all that stuff(?) but I’ve refunded it because it feels Computer-ish and not iOS-ish. I’m not a professional musician, and I’ve grown up enough to realize that I can drive a really awesome car without constantly crying that I don’t have the Rolls Royce.
If everyone cancelled on them, that would simply mean noone likes what's on offer. Apple is not in the crowdfunding business. Their development of Logic Pro is not financed from your subscription.
What's your point? Logic Pro is half baked because Apple has budgetary issues? 🙂👌
I understand that if it's about indie devs. But Apple is a trillion-dollar company with tens of billions of dollars in cash alone. There's precisely zero sense in paying them "even if you don't use the app".
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All that said, if you like Logic iPad, go rent it, best of luck and more power to you. That's it. There's really no need to come up with these contorted counter-arguments every single time someone doesn't seem to agree with you.
You’re such a friendly guy mr @ervin - thanks for all your encouraging commenting…
Have a nice day/evening…
I sometimes do that too, but in this case, I wouldn’t be subscribing if Logic didn’t provide me lots of value in its current state.
While I am hoping that the features most important to us subscribers would get priority, I doubt that’s how Apple works. I expect they’ll be looking to attract more subscribers.
But they do sometimes make baffling decisions. Like when the hamstrung the Mac versions of the iOffice apps to create parity with the iPad versions. But then, iOffice was always pure loss-leader. I vaguely remember that they made some poor decisions with Final Cut in the past too that lost them a lot of customers.
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I doubt it. Logic is not there to generate a lot of revenue (and to the extent they care, they care 3 years from now, not today). It has a few functions for Apple all of which are looking towards the future. Part of it is being in the game in a serious way when desktop producers start to transition some of their workflow to mobile devices … and they know that’s not a today sort of thing.
They obviously know that a lot of Logic Pro didn’t make it into this release…they will learn a lot from the feedback and reception and that may influence some priorities. Or they may stick to their internal roadmap and issue releases only as milestones are met unless showstoppers are found…most of the complaints so far seem more about features not yet implemented rather than showstopper bugs. Some of the unimplemented stuff seems like it might take a while to materialize.
Welp. I deleted it. Trial was going to turn over tomorrow, and it just… wasn’t doing it for me. Maybe it’ll occur to me later to reconsider it. But for now, I live in AUM.
Yeah, and I really like it. It’s solid and the best solution for tracking for me. These days I’m mostly just a jam in AUM guy, but I did actually get a couple things done in it so far.
Yeah I’m definitely learning more and more every day. I’m glad I stuck with it as it’s really growing on me now. I can see it eventually becoming my main DAW. It kind of is as I’m spending all my time there in order to fully learn the app.
I live in AUM as well but Logic is great at mastering and completing the stems from AUM after I dump them there. Or recording drones and launching them in Logics clip launcher.
Yeah, that clip launcher was the only thing I found useful. It came the closest to the Ableton experience with less friction than I always have in LK.
It’ll always be there, and will probably improve. I’ll keep an eye out.
I love all in AUM but it can be a pain to use at times if you want something quickly. One thing that I like doing is launching clips in logic and then putting the remix effect on the entire output. Puts it into Launchpad territory.