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Question for someone who works in music/audio: is this actually useful as a workflow tool, or is it just a cool tech demo/toy?
by _bxg1 6y ago
Question for someone who works in music/audio: is this actually useful as a workflow tool, or is it just a cool tech demo/toy?
- alfonsodev 6y agoI'm not a proffesional, but I use Garabe band to brainstorm ideas for songs, and often I use the software piano keyboard and it's annoying because you can hit other keys that are not assigned to notes but to shortcuts, and you have to show/hide the piano window that ocuppies space, so I can see having a piano in the touch bar (and other plugins for that matter) being super useful.
- colecut 6y agoFrom the article: Alonso describes the app as “a demo of Samplr for the MacBook Touch Bar.” Samplr is Alonso's full featured iPad app. From the website: *This free app is distributed as is. No support is provided and no future updates are planned. That said, I'm sure a talented and adventurous person could off pull using this. You define your limits =)
- brandonmenc 6y agoProfessionals actually do use the Touch Bar. Oak Felder seen here using it back in 2018 to produce on the go: https://youtu.be/FUHcYX1-9Y8?t=178 https://youtu.be/FUHcYX1-9Y8?t=178