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What does Logic Pro offer the AUM crew?

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  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Gavinski said:
    Yeah. Oh it definitely takes very major harassment for me to want to flag someone, apart from the obvious spam bots / AI experiments

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:
    @HotStrange Blocking people doesn't really work well unfortunately, in my experience 😂. You still see that they have replied to you and all you have to do is click in the box to view their reply. You also still see a lot of their posts if people are quoting them. So unfortunately the best method is really often just straight up ignoring people who annoy you. Not to say that's easy either 😂

    And yes, you and others are completely within their rights not to love Logic and to state that without fearing reprisals from any who do love Logic and have an obsessive need to voluntarily serve as some kind of bodyguard. When you already know well the kind of workflow you like, it's perfectly fine to decide within a few days or weeks that an app is not for you, even if you haven't learned all its nooks and crannies.

    I think for me a basic understanding of Logic will be as much as I need or want. I have better things to spend my time on, for my own needs, than learning lots of obscure or hidden functions that I will rarely use and will need to relearn because they are not intuitive if I spend too much time away from the app.

    Why is blocking even an option then 😂 guess I’ll just politely ignore from now on.

    It’s weird the kind of overprotective-ness Logic has induced in some people. And I’ve never even said I hated it or even disliked it. Or even that I didn’t want to use it. I actually have it praise in the comment they replied to, then they said I was offended. Very confusing back and forth there lol.

    But I agree. I did some more testing in Logics clip launcher today and actually really enjoyed it. Then went back and tried to start new projects in Zenbeats and C3 and found them clunky so I guess I’m somewhat getting used to Logic. Even if it’s just as a mastering tool and clip launcher, I can see it being useful. Like you, a timeline just isn’t really what I’m into using most of the time. Just here and there.

    I guess the block function is there so you can tell someone 'I've blocked you'. That might feel kind of satisfying for a minute, but it would be a hollow victory from there. I've only ever blocked one person (without announcing it) but just unblocked them as I quickly realised how shite the function is). Now I tend to either just stand my ground against bullies or annoying people, or just try to practice my good old analogue ignoring skills.

    This. If I don't have a decent and polite comeback, I simply flag and move on. Easy as that. :) So far I see nothing to flag here in this thread. Just two people having a mild difference of opinion.

    I can’t remember the last time I flagged someone. Maybe when that weird Neo-nazi dev was commenting a few months back?

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:
    @HotStrange Blocking people doesn't really work well unfortunately, in my experience 😂. You still see that they have replied to you and all you have to do is click in the box to view their reply. You also still see a lot of their posts if people are quoting them. So unfortunately the best method is really often just straight up ignoring people who annoy you. Not to say that's easy either 😂

    And yes, you and others are completely within their rights not to love Logic and to state that without fearing reprisals from any who do love Logic and have an obsessive need to voluntarily serve as some kind of bodyguard. When you already know well the kind of workflow you like, it's perfectly fine to decide within a few days or weeks that an app is not for you, even if you haven't learned all its nooks and crannies.

    I think for me a basic understanding of Logic will be as much as I need or want. I have better things to spend my time on, for my own needs, than learning lots of obscure or hidden functions that I will rarely use and will need to relearn because they are not intuitive if I spend too much time away from the app.

    Why is blocking even an option then 😂 guess I’ll just politely ignore from now on.

    It’s weird the kind of overprotective-ness Logic has induced in some people. And I’ve never even said I hated it or even disliked it. Or even that I didn’t want to use it. I actually have it praise in the comment they replied to, then they said I was offended. Very confusing back and forth there lol.

    But I agree. I did some more testing in Logics clip launcher today and actually really enjoyed it. Then went back and tried to start new projects in Zenbeats and C3 and found them clunky so I guess I’m somewhat getting used to Logic. Even if it’s just as a mastering tool and clip launcher, I can see it being useful. Like you, a timeline just isn’t really what I’m into using most of the time. Just here and there.

    I guess the block function is there so you can tell someone 'I've blocked you'. That might feel kind of satisfying for a minute, but it would be a hollow victory from there. I've only ever blocked one person (without announcing it) but just unblocked them as I quickly realised how shite the function is). Now I tend to either just stand my ground against bullies or annoying people, or just try to practice my good old analogue ignoring skills.

    Same. I can’t be bothered to argue vehemently with someone online about something so small. It only gets annoying when it’s incessant and constant. But “it is what it is” at the end of the day. I hate when people say that but it kinda fits sometimes 😂

  • gusgranitegusgranite

    @Gavinski said:

    @gusgranite said:
    So many of us don't yet have an iPad that even runs Logic Pro... This whole DAW takeover has been a spectator sport.

    Yeah I can imagine that might have been quite annoying. Thankfully, the front page is now once again mostly non-Logic focused, and I guess it will stay that way until at least the first major update.

    I've enjoyed it. Interested to see where it leads.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited June 2023

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I honestly don’t feel like I NEED logic at all. But I do plan on using it to master some stems recorded in AUM from time to time. Or to add a bit of finishing touches.

    With apps like Multitrack Recorder, Neon, Koala, etc I feel like I can do most everything in AUM. And I have a ton of mastering apps as AUs that work there just fine as well. I don’t even think I’ve opened Logic in the last 1-2 weeks.

    Some of the stock plugins are nice. Sculpture is great. But I don’t like the UIs of any of them at all and the interface, to me, isn’t nearly as good as Zenbeats.

    For my workflow and the music I make, nothing can beat AUM. And if it gets multiple mixer views of 8 channels and built in automation, I will probably never go anywhere else. It’s just indispensable for me now.

    I suppose I could use it to take my stems and launch them in live looper but I can also do that with Koala, Neon, Loopy Pro, Zenbeats, etc.

    Not to downplay Logic. I think it functions great at what it is. A DAW. That’s just not my workflow outside of occasional mastering.

    What we need or not need, that’s the question since 23rd of may…

    We don’t need iPads, we don’t need tons of software to make music…
    Just went outside with your phone, record some singing birds, noise from the traffic in the city, you/we finding two woodsticks in the wood to drum on against different trees and natural surfaces…

    I’m pretty tired on all the comments that hesitating around Logic Pro for iPad…
    Seems like few people really know this DAW:s advanced features, and, everyone compare Logic to Cubasis or ZenBeat, they can’t see the huge difference between them and Logic…

    So, @HotStrange skip Logic Pro and stay with AUM, OK?
    No more hesitating…

    Lol you might have to be the first person I block here 😂 every time anyone says 1 small slight against Logic you gotta chime in with something like this. And not just me, I see you reply to everyone with similar things. Is Apple paying you to be on the frontlines of Logic for iPad promotion? It’s getting kinda ridiculous at this point.

    I even commended Logic for what it is in my original reply 🤣

    So incredible easy to be offended…
    And, I havn’t any intrest into Apple, just a fan of Apple products…

    Lol not offended at all just tired of dealing with it. I come here to have nice conversations, not be annoyed with people who get defensive over an app every time it’s mentioned. If anything you seem VERY offended at people not being head over heels with Logic.

    This is because of this guy that I decided to be here only as a spectator of ABF not to be anymore an active member.

    Many guys of this type are on internet forum with some type of mental health problems. I don’t blame him I am very sorry for these people with mental problems.

    I haven’t flag him as he a real human just with problems and as I got health problems not mental ones It was better that I leave a bit ABF and so I can have a break and do serious music.

    I am very sorry for you of what happened like It was for me.

    Now I return to be quiet here and only read.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I honestly don’t feel like I NEED logic at all. But I do plan on using it to master some stems recorded in AUM from time to time. Or to add a bit of finishing touches.

    With apps like Multitrack Recorder, Neon, Koala, etc I feel like I can do most everything in AUM. And I have a ton of mastering apps as AUs that work there just fine as well. I don’t even think I’ve opened Logic in the last 1-2 weeks.

    Some of the stock plugins are nice. Sculpture is great. But I don’t like the UIs of any of them at all and the interface, to me, isn’t nearly as good as Zenbeats.

    For my workflow and the music I make, nothing can beat AUM. And if it gets multiple mixer views of 8 channels and built in automation, I will probably never go anywhere else. It’s just indispensable for me now.

    I suppose I could use it to take my stems and launch them in live looper but I can also do that with Koala, Neon, Loopy Pro, Zenbeats, etc.

    Not to downplay Logic. I think it functions great at what it is. A DAW. That’s just not my workflow outside of occasional mastering.

    What we need or not need, that’s the question since 23rd of may…

    We don’t need iPads, we don’t need tons of software to make music…
    Just went outside with your phone, record some singing birds, noise from the traffic in the city, you/we finding two woodsticks in the wood to drum on against different trees and natural surfaces…

    I’m pretty tired on all the comments that hesitating around Logic Pro for iPad…
    Seems like few people really know this DAW:s advanced features, and, everyone compare Logic to Cubasis or ZenBeat, they can’t see the huge difference between them and Logic…

    So, @HotStrange skip Logic Pro and stay with AUM, OK?
    No more hesitating…

    Lol you might have to be the first person I block here 😂 every time anyone says 1 small slight against Logic you gotta chime in with something like this. And not just me, I see you reply to everyone with similar things. Is Apple paying you to be on the frontlines of Logic for iPad promotion? It’s getting kinda ridiculous at this point.

    I even commended Logic for what it is in my original reply 🤣

    So incredible easy to be offended…
    And, I havn’t any intrest into Apple, just a fan of Apple products…

    Lol not offended at all just tired of dealing with it. I come here to have nice conversations, not be annoyed with people who get defensive over an app every time it’s mentioned. If anything you seem VERY offended at people not being head over heels with Logic.

    This is because of this guy that I decided to be here only as a spectator of ABF not to be anymore an active member.

    Many guys of this type are on internet forum with some type of mental health problems. I don’t blame him I am very sorry for these people with mental problems.

    I haven’t flag him as he a real human just with problems and as I got health problems not mental ones It was better that I leave a bit ABF and so I can have a break and do serious music.

    I am very sorry for you of what happened like It was for me.

    Now I return to be quiet here and only read.

    Not sure about their mental status but the overprotective-ness of a billion dollar company’s app is a bit strange. Sorry to hear it was getting bad for you, hopefully things will improve and calm down now that Logic has been out for a while now. I’ll

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited June 2023

    @Svetlovska said:
    Well, as a massive AUM fan, I took the plunge, and… got Bitwig on a s/h Surface Pro 8 (the last one with a headphone out.)

    The learning curve is vertical at the moment, but having a fully pro DAW, which can run actual full fledged VSTs from the whole wide world of PC things, on a touch surface as couch-surfable as my iPads and that I can, you know, actually buy, not rent, is pretty damn neat.

    Plan is to use it as my arrangement machine for those relatively rare occasions I feel the need to actually arrange AUM stems, and as a thing in it’s own right to make music with. Using up my 30 days free trial at the mo, but I will register it before the £100 off Summer Sale deal ends.

    Currently £249, including the free upgrade to the next gen v5 launching soon, which is a darn sight cheaper than Ableton Suite, and I suspect the Grid will prove as compelling as Max 4 Live did on Ableton. Not to mention Bitwig looks like a very good fit for my modular stuff too.

    Logic Pro is not required on this journey.

    Bitwig user/lover here.
    Another interesting feature of Bitwig, exploiting the best of both platforms, (which you are probably aware of): there is a bunch of choice iOS apps that export their stuff as Ableton projects, which Bitwig opens...

  • SvetlovskaSvetlovska
    edited June 2023

    @Littlewoodg : yup, that is very cool. I think I’m going to love it, but taking on a whole new DAW is still a very daunting prospect, especially as I have a terrible habit of getting distracted making a thing, then frustrated as I drive myself mad trying to work out how to do the next thing with it. It was very much the same with Ableton. I am not, ahem, a very systematic RTFM kind of a person.Or patient enough to watch too many YouTube vids… Rod for my own back, etcetera.

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited June 2023

    @Svetlovska said:
    @Littlewoodg : yup, that is very cool. I think I’m going to love it, but taking on a whole new DAW is still a very daunting prospect, especially as I have a terrible habit of getting distracted making a thing, then frustrated as I drive myself mad trying to work out how to do the next thing with it. It was very much the same with Ableton. I am not, ahem, a very systematic RTFM kind of a person.Or patient enough to watch too many YouTube vids… Rod for my own back, etcetera.

    All true for me as well.
    Another DAW, Oy vey!
    I'm half in a fog and I got into it 1.0.
    I go to youtube for discrete features, but without practice practice practice I soon forget what Ive seen.
    Yet as dim as I can be, every time I dive in I kinda wonder why I ever use anything else.
    And they keep adding cool s##t, ever more modular as promised. The newest midi modulators are insane.

  • klownshedklownshed
    edited June 2023

    To play devil's advocate for a moment, I can see why people get tetchy. They get excited about something new, want to discuss it positively yet almost every conversation ends up being about the negative aspects and people telling us all what they don't like and why the new shiny is shit.

    It's easy to let that get under your skin.

    Even if it shouldn't. Human nature and all that.

    And I'm not (just) talking about Logic discussions.

    Just be kind eh?

  • ErrkaPettiErrkaPetti

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I honestly don’t feel like I NEED logic at all. But I do plan on using it to master some stems recorded in AUM from time to time. Or to add a bit of finishing touches.

    With apps like Multitrack Recorder, Neon, Koala, etc I feel like I can do most everything in AUM. And I have a ton of mastering apps as AUs that work there just fine as well. I don’t even think I’ve opened Logic in the last 1-2 weeks.

    Some of the stock plugins are nice. Sculpture is great. But I don’t like the UIs of any of them at all and the interface, to me, isn’t nearly as good as Zenbeats.

    For my workflow and the music I make, nothing can beat AUM. And if it gets multiple mixer views of 8 channels and built in automation, I will probably never go anywhere else. It’s just indispensable for me now.

    I suppose I could use it to take my stems and launch them in live looper but I can also do that with Koala, Neon, Loopy Pro, Zenbeats, etc.

    Not to downplay Logic. I think it functions great at what it is. A DAW. That’s just not my workflow outside of occasional mastering.

    What we need or not need, that’s the question since 23rd of may…

    We don’t need iPads, we don’t need tons of software to make music…
    Just went outside with your phone, record some singing birds, noise from the traffic in the city, you/we finding two woodsticks in the wood to drum on against different trees and natural surfaces…

    I’m pretty tired on all the comments that hesitating around Logic Pro for iPad…
    Seems like few people really know this DAW:s advanced features, and, everyone compare Logic to Cubasis or ZenBeat, they can’t see the huge difference between them and Logic…

    So, @HotStrange skip Logic Pro and stay with AUM, OK?
    No more hesitating…

    Lol you might have to be the first person I block here 😂 every time anyone says 1 small slight against Logic you gotta chime in with something like this. And not just me, I see you reply to everyone with similar things. Is Apple paying you to be on the frontlines of Logic for iPad promotion? It’s getting kinda ridiculous at this point.

    I even commended Logic for what it is in my original reply 🤣

    So incredible easy to be offended…
    And, I havn’t any intrest into Apple, just a fan of Apple products…

    Lol not offended at all just tired of dealing with it. I come here to have nice conversations, not be annoyed with people who get defensive over an app every time it’s mentioned. If anything you seem VERY offended at people not being head over heels with Logic.

    This is because of this guy that I decided to be here only as a spectator of ABF not to be anymore an active member.

    Many guys of this type are on internet forum with some type of mental health problems. I don’t blame him I am very sorry for these people with mental problems.

    I haven’t flag him as he a real human just with problems and as I got health problems not mental ones It was better that I leave a bit ABF and so I can have a break and do serious music.

    I am very sorry for you of what happened like It was for me.

    Now I return to be quiet here and only read.

    You don’t have to protect my identity, here I am…

    You complain about how you got offended earlier in an Logic thread, but, you act the same, calling other people “mental health problem”…
    How do you know that?
    I’m more of an person getting irritated with when a person for the 23rd time saying that they hate subscription, hate the GUI, hates hates hates…

    I’ve been on this forum since 2013 and I have probably being polite and nice to others in many threads over the years…

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I honestly don’t feel like I NEED logic at all. But I do plan on using it to master some stems recorded in AUM from time to time. Or to add a bit of finishing touches.

    With apps like Multitrack Recorder, Neon, Koala, etc I feel like I can do most everything in AUM. And I have a ton of mastering apps as AUs that work there just fine as well. I don’t even think I’ve opened Logic in the last 1-2 weeks.

    Some of the stock plugins are nice. Sculpture is great. But I don’t like the UIs of any of them at all and the interface, to me, isn’t nearly as good as Zenbeats.

    For my workflow and the music I make, nothing can beat AUM. And if it gets multiple mixer views of 8 channels and built in automation, I will probably never go anywhere else. It’s just indispensable for me now.

    I suppose I could use it to take my stems and launch them in live looper but I can also do that with Koala, Neon, Loopy Pro, Zenbeats, etc.

    Not to downplay Logic. I think it functions great at what it is. A DAW. That’s just not my workflow outside of occasional mastering.

    What we need or not need, that’s the question since 23rd of may…

    We don’t need iPads, we don’t need tons of software to make music…
    Just went outside with your phone, record some singing birds, noise from the traffic in the city, you/we finding two woodsticks in the wood to drum on against different trees and natural surfaces…

    I’m pretty tired on all the comments that hesitating around Logic Pro for iPad…
    Seems like few people really know this DAW:s advanced features, and, everyone compare Logic to Cubasis or ZenBeat, they can’t see the huge difference between them and Logic…

    So, @HotStrange skip Logic Pro and stay with AUM, OK?
    No more hesitating…

    Lol you might have to be the first person I block here 😂 every time anyone says 1 small slight against Logic you gotta chime in with something like this. And not just me, I see you reply to everyone with similar things. Is Apple paying you to be on the frontlines of Logic for iPad promotion? It’s getting kinda ridiculous at this point.

    I even commended Logic for what it is in my original reply 🤣

    So incredible easy to be offended…
    And, I havn’t any intrest into Apple, just a fan of Apple products…

    Lol not offended at all just tired of dealing with it. I come here to have nice conversations, not be annoyed with people who get defensive over an app every time it’s mentioned. If anything you seem VERY offended at people not being head over heels with Logic.

    This is because of this guy that I decided to be here only as a spectator of ABF not to be anymore an active member.

    Many guys of this type are on internet forum with some type of mental health problems. I don’t blame him I am very sorry for these people with mental problems.

    I haven’t flag him as he a real human just with problems and as I got health problems not mental ones It was better that I leave a bit ABF and so I can have a break and do serious music.

    I am very sorry for you of what happened like It was for me.

    Now I return to be quiet here and only read.

    You don’t have to protect my identity, here I am…

    😂

    You complain about how you got offended earlier in an Logic thread, but, you act the same, calling other people “mental health problem”…
    How do you know that?
    I’m more of an person getting irritated with when a person for the 23rd time saying that they hate subscription, hate the GUI, hates hates hates…
    I’ve been on this forum since 2013 and I have probably being polite and nice to others in many threads over the years…

    Calm down my friend. Yes, you've been here for 10 years and from what I've seen over the years, you have always remained level-headed and reasonable, so this change in attitude does suggest something tumultuous is going on in your private life. It's none of my business nor anyone else's business obviously, but if you ever need to reach out to someone, I'm a private message away.

    That said, when Logic Pro was first announced as a subscription price, many complained. I was relieved I didn't have to pay $200 out of pocket to see if I liked it or not, and if I need that second month to keep testing it, it's only an extra $5. Of course some folks kept drilling it into the ground in dramatic fashion, and like you, I found that rather irksome.

    But, Logic Pro isn't perfect. Yes the UI is a little clunky in its current form. I'd rather be able to search for external samples in the app itself. Koala can have directories added to search for samples, so why not this amazing flagship DAW? But, for all the minor nitpicks I have, there are that many more excellent qualities about Logic Pro.

    When I record vocals in Cubasis, it doesn't compensate for the bluetooth latency. I always have to readjust the vocals by hand. Not so in Logic Pro as it automatically lines my vocals up proper. When setting up sidechain routing to the kickdrum in a compressor, it's basically as easy as a couple taps in Logic Pro whereas in Nanostudio 2 it's a clunky multistep process. The tools for mixing and mastering in Logic Pro are top quality without need of external tools.

    In short, each DAW app on iOS has its shortcomings as well as features they excel at. It all depends on which shortcomings you're willing to accept versus which features that work well you wish to work with. I was hoping Logic Pro would be the "flawless DAW" on iOS, but for what I can do with it, it excels, and I'm staying subscribed. I find a lot of use in it still, and who knows? Maybe when I revisit Logic Pro as a creative tool and not just a mastering suite, it'll click with me. Goodness knows it took me a few tries before dRambo clicked with my mind. 😂

  • lazyasslazyass

    The more I use Logic, more I adore usual AUM + Bitwig combo. Only missing pieces in AUM for me is logic keyboards and midi editor with second window for automation editor. Thats, a very elegant solution, other midi editors should have that. So I still find myself still bouncing between Riffer, Atom and Helium, but none of them cover 100% needs. Also Alchemy Sampler is freaking nuts. Never experienced so much power in sampler.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @lazyass said:
    The more I use Logic, more I adore usual AUM + Bitwig combo. Only missing pieces in AUM for me is logic keyboards and midi editor with second window for automation editor. Thats, a very elegant solution, other midi editors should have that. So I still find myself still bouncing between Riffer, Atom and Helium, but none of them cover 100% needs. Also Alchemy Sampler is freaking nuts. Never experienced so much power in sampler.

    I have to say, as much of a fan as I have been of the Logic keyboard, I used Pianoteq with it today, and despite the Logic keyboard being set to 1-127 velocity, I could not get it to play Pianoteq at low velocity when I went through the keyboard calibration setup in Pianoteq. Increasing the Dynamics slider in Pianoteq did nothing - which it shouldn’t in this case, but I am mentioning that in case anyone suggests fiddling with that as a solution. The lowest velocity I could get from the Logic Keyboard was in the 70s! I’ve felt with other instruments the Logic keyboard velocity response was good, as long as the velocity range was set as wide as possible, so not sure what is going on here. For Pianoteq, Xequence AU Keys with its Y axis velocity control trumps the logic keyboard big time.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @BerlinFx said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @ErrkaPetti said:

    @HotStrange said:
    I honestly don’t feel like I NEED logic at all. But I do plan on using it to master some stems recorded in AUM from time to time. Or to add a bit of finishing touches.

    With apps like Multitrack Recorder, Neon, Koala, etc I feel like I can do most everything in AUM. And I have a ton of mastering apps as AUs that work there just fine as well. I don’t even think I’ve opened Logic in the last 1-2 weeks.

    Some of the stock plugins are nice. Sculpture is great. But I don’t like the UIs of any of them at all and the interface, to me, isn’t nearly as good as Zenbeats.

    For my workflow and the music I make, nothing can beat AUM. And if it gets multiple mixer views of 8 channels and built in automation, I will probably never go anywhere else. It’s just indispensable for me now.

    I suppose I could use it to take my stems and launch them in live looper but I can also do that with Koala, Neon, Loopy Pro, Zenbeats, etc.

    Not to downplay Logic. I think it functions great at what it is. A DAW. That’s just not my workflow outside of occasional mastering.

    What we need or not need, that’s the question since 23rd of may…

    We don’t need iPads, we don’t need tons of software to make music…
    Just went outside with your phone, record some singing birds, noise from the traffic in the city, you/we finding two woodsticks in the wood to drum on against different trees and natural surfaces…

    I’m pretty tired on all the comments that hesitating around Logic Pro for iPad…
    Seems like few people really know this DAW:s advanced features, and, everyone compare Logic to Cubasis or ZenBeat, they can’t see the huge difference between them and Logic…

    So, @HotStrange skip Logic Pro and stay with AUM, OK?
    No more hesitating…

    Lol you might have to be the first person I block here 😂 every time anyone says 1 small slight against Logic you gotta chime in with something like this. And not just me, I see you reply to everyone with similar things. Is Apple paying you to be on the frontlines of Logic for iPad promotion? It’s getting kinda ridiculous at this point.

    I even commended Logic for what it is in my original reply 🤣

    So incredible easy to be offended…
    And, I havn’t any intrest into Apple, just a fan of Apple products…

    Lol not offended at all just tired of dealing with it. I come here to have nice conversations, not be annoyed with people who get defensive over an app every time it’s mentioned. If anything you seem VERY offended at people not being head over heels with Logic.

    This is because of this guy that I decided to be here only as a spectator of ABF not to be anymore an active member.

    Many guys of this type are on internet forum with some type of mental health problems. I don’t blame him I am very sorry for these people with mental problems.

    I haven’t flag him as he a real human just with problems and as I got health problems not mental ones It was better that I leave a bit ABF and so I can have a break and do serious music.

    I am very sorry for you of what happened like It was for me.

    Now I return to be quiet here and only read.

    You don’t have to protect my identity, here I am…

    You complain about how you got offended earlier in an Logic thread, but, you act the same, calling other people “mental health problem”…
    How do you know that?
    I’m more of an person getting irritated with when a person for the 23rd time saying that they hate subscription, hate the GUI, hates hates hates…

    I’ve been on this forum since 2013 and I have probably being polite and nice to others in many threads over the years…

    Has anyone said they hate Logic? I haven’t seen it go that far. I usually praise Logic despite the issues I have with it.

    Also the same could be said for the opposite. Every time someone wants to vent a frustration with the app or something they don’t like about it, there’s always multiple people telling them otherwise. Maybe we should all just get over it and let people have their opinions.

  • colorsinspacecolorsinspace
    edited June 2023

    What it offers me is being able to connect my op-1 field through usb and being able to connect the output to iPad speakers instead of having it default back to my OP-1 . AUM/Loopy Pro does not allowing this. If I open Logic first I can use it in the background and now use Loopy Pro orAUM how I want to! This is worth 5 dollars a month until Loopy Pro and AUM add this feature.

  • jebnijebni

    @colorsinspace said:
    What it offers me is being able to connect my op-1 field through usb and being able to connect the output to iPad speakers instead of having it default back to my OP-1 . AUM/Loopy Pro does not allowing this. If I open Logic first I can use it in the background and now use Loopy Pro orAUM how I want to! This is worth 5 dollars a month until Loopy Pro and AUM add this feature.

    If you’re talking about still using the OP-1 as an audio input while having a different output, I think this is an iPadOS limitation that Logic gets around because it’s an Apple product. Perhaps this presages some changes in iPadOS 17. But it’s not AUM or Loopy Pro’s fault — I’m sure Michael and Jonatan would love to make it so!

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