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ipads have a non-insignificant footprint as point of sales systems these days too, so I wouldn't say ipads are _only_ a consumption device. They are also a pret
by stock_toaster 7y ago
ipads have a non-insignificant footprint as point of sales systems these days too, so I wouldn't say ipads are _only_ a consumption device. They are also a pretty solid task specific unit for certain specific industries.
- rusk 7y agoThey make good head units too. I guess what OP was trying to say is that their application as creative tools (production vs consumption) is far more limited than the full fledged PC systems that we are used to.
- rorykoehler 7y agoIn my experience that has more to do with the artificial limitations devs put into ipad software. Take MPC drum machines for example. iMPC Pro 2 could replace all hardware MPCs if they wanted to but they would cannibalize their hardware if they did that so they made the ipad version a toy instead.
- lostgame 7y agoIn absolutely no way is this the case. The iPads screen will always be a toy compared to proper AKAI pads. It’s not even velocity-sensitive.
- rorykoehler 7y agoFair point but it's much further hamstrung than it needs to be and it would be easy to add velocity after the performance.
- lostgame 7y ago>> it would be easy to add velocity after What? In no way, especially for drums.
- rorykoehler 7y agoJust draw it in. I've been doing it for years in daws
- lostgame 7y agoYeah, okay, no, that does not equate to getting the natural response I am putting out while playing. :/