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iPads have an archival problem already, and this just exacerbated it. If I’m a studio and want to throw a project into a vault somewhere with hopes of retrievi
by jonhohle 4y ago
iPads have an archival problem already, and this just exacerbated it.
If I’m a studio and want to throw a project into a vault somewhere with hopes of retrieving it in a decade, the iPadOS/iOS software model makes it impossible to get back to a specific configuration without freezing a specific device.
Now throwing a subscriptionmm no on top of it, this is at best good for throw away projects that are done, pushed out, and never looked at again (from an editing perspective).
This is really mind boggling.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoFilm and TV scores in Logic from the early '00s regularly get opened for sequels, prequels, interquels, reboots, remasters et al. I don't use Logic anymore, but when I did, that's one of the things that impressed me. Logic on iOS? Could be an entirely different story as it relies on other apps as plugins that may change. Just to err on the side of caution, assume that if it isn't saved as audio or MIDI, you'll probably be screwed.