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IPadBeatMaking Website has been down

The IPadBeatMaking website is down. Does anyone know of any way to get his NanoStudio 2 Trap Kits 1 & 2 patches. The available links for them are broken.

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  • wimwim
    edited December 2023

    The internet way back machine has the site captured on May 26, 2022. But those kits are for purchase and that isn’t going to work on an archived copy.

    https://web.archive.org/web/20220526165304/https://ipadbeatmaking.com/

  • wimwim
    edited December 2023

    @ipadbeatmaking ’s last visit here was in June.

  • edited December 2023

    @wim said:
    @ipadbeatmaking ’s last visit here was in June.

    iOS youtubers dropping like flies. Vortex seems to be on hiatus, Jamie Mallender talking about doing less iOS stuff, Beat Making Pro has been pretty inactive for a while. I sometimes fantasize about quitting my YouTube channel tbh. Man cannot live on likes alone, and the money we get from youtube in a niche as small as this is honestly borderline insulting.

    Moral of the story folks - support the youtubers you like or they'll likely quit eventually 🤷‍♂️

  • @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:
    @ipadbeatmaking ’s last visit here was in June.

    iOS youtubers dropping like flies. Vortex seems to be on hiatus, Jamie Mallender talking about doing less iOS stuff, Beat Making Pro has been pretty inactive for a while. I sometimes fantasize about quitting my YouTube channel tbh. Man cannot live on likes alone, and the money we get from youtube in a niche as small as this is honestly borderline insulting.

    Moral of the story folks - support the youtubers you like or they'll likely quit eventually 🤷‍♂️

    Yeah there’s definitely less active now than there were a few years ago. Even Henny seems to rarely upload and it’s often not iOS based when he does.

    I always try to go the extra mile to support the creators I watch but I know the slim pickings have to take a toll after a while.

  • @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:
    @ipadbeatmaking ’s last visit here was in June.

    iOS youtubers dropping like flies. Vortex seems to be on hiatus, Jamie Mallender talking about doing less iOS stuff, Beat Making Pro has been pretty inactive for a while. I sometimes fantasize about quitting my YouTube channel tbh. Man cannot live on likes alone, and the money we get from youtube in a niche as small as this is honestly borderline insulting.

    Moral of the story folks - support the youtubers you like or they'll likely quit eventually 🤷‍♂️

    Yeah there’s definitely less active now than there were a few years ago. Even Henny seems to rarely upload and it’s often not iOS based when he does.

    I always try to go the extra mile to support the creators I watch but I know the slim pickings have to take a toll after a while.

    Because youtubers generally don't talk openly about how much they earn or whatever, viewers may just assume that it must be worth it, otherwise why would they do it. But it's generally not worth it, is the reality of the situation. However, by the time reality kicks in, the iOS music youtuber has already invested so much time and energy that it can be hard to accept they've been on a quixotic quest and genuinely should probably put their time elsewhere. Also, Youtube etc is designed to be addictive for creators too. Those little dopamine hits of likes etc...

    There may be more wholesome rewards too, learning new skills, genuine connection, a sense of purpose, or other similar benefits.

    When the first major questioning stage kicks in, there may then be a long period of inner struggle while the youtuber decides what to do, a period that can potentially drag on for years.

    Most rational ppl will end up deciding they're best either abandoning it entirely, or putting in the bare minimum of work needed to still manage to get free codes or whatever (though from a purely rational financial standpoint almost everyone would be better off just doing other work and buying apps themselves lol), but that it's not worth investing too much time unless they're lucky enough to have other streams of income and just really love it regardless.

  • @Gavinski said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @wim said:
    @ipadbeatmaking ’s last visit here was in June.

    iOS youtubers dropping like flies. Vortex seems to be on hiatus, Jamie Mallender talking about doing less iOS stuff, Beat Making Pro has been pretty inactive for a while. I sometimes fantasize about quitting my YouTube channel tbh. Man cannot live on likes alone, and the money we get from youtube in a niche as small as this is honestly borderline insulting.

    Moral of the story folks - support the youtubers you like or they'll likely quit eventually 🤷‍♂️

    Yeah there’s definitely less active now than there were a few years ago. Even Henny seems to rarely upload and it’s often not iOS based when he does.

    I always try to go the extra mile to support the creators I watch but I know the slim pickings have to take a toll after a while.

    Because youtubers generally don't talk openly about how much they earn or whatever, viewers may just assume that it must be worth it, otherwise why would they do it. But it's generally not worth it, is the reality of the situation. However, by the time reality kicks in, the iOS music youtuber has already invested so much time and energy that it can be hard to accept they've been on a quixotic quest and genuinely should probably put their time elsewhere. Also, Youtube etc is designed to be addictive for creators too. Those little dopamine hits of likes etc...

    There may be more wholesome rewards too, learning new skills, genuine connection, a sense of purpose, or other similar benefits.

    When the first major questioning stage kicks in, there may then be a long period of inner struggle while the youtuber decides what to do, a period that can potentially drag on for years.

    Most rational ppl will end up deciding they're best either abandoning it entirely, or putting in the bare minimum of work needed to still manage to get free codes or whatever (though from a purely rational financial standpoint almost everyone would be better off just doing other work and buying apps themselves lol), but that it's not worth investing too much time unless they're lucky enough to have other streams of income and just really love it regardless.

    For sure. I always find it refreshing when YouTubers talk openly about these things so I appreciate the insight! Good things all work out for the best, whatever you decide to do. Personally I’d miss seeing ya on the tube but your mental health is the most important obviously.

    Wish YouTube would pay more but at least they’re much better than Spotify or some other streaming services. Still, bad times.

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