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Sorry if this sounds blunt but the question is a bit like "what's the least harmful kind of crack I can get to improve my health?" From the way it's phrased it
by trompetenaccoun 4y ago
Sorry if this sounds blunt but the question is a bit like "what's the least harmful kind of crack I can get to improve my health?" From the way it's phrased it sounds like you're struggling with mental health and excessive phone/devise usage. The two issues might be related, my advice would be no app.
- jnovek 4y agoI’ve been stuck in bed due to medical stuff quite a bit over the last year. My iPhone has essentially preserved my sanity. Like any powerful tool, the user can can choose to make it good or bad. I learned quite a bit about music theory and writing music over the last year. The iOS music ecosystem is fantastic and affordable. I’ve been drawing in procreate on my iPad for several years but this also helped pass the hours. Those are both pretty wholesome activities for something that you describe as “crack”.
- Bhurn00985 4y ago> The iOS music ecosystem is fantastic and affordable. I've been having good experiences recently with Flip for some quick fun jams. Any suggestions of the "fantastic" kind ?
- drcongo 4y agoDepends what kind of music you're interested in making, but Pure Acid [0] is insanely fun. There's a ton of very serious music tools on iOS too, on the host end I'd recommend NanoStudio 2, AUM or Drambo. [0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pure-acid/id1481283602 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pure-acid/id1481283602
- turtlebits 4y agoWhile that works for you, pen/paper, or even books and magazines/newspapers are great offline alternatives.