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I do a bit of creative audio work and consider my iPhone next to useless. iPads are useful in some contexts. I've returned to the stone ages of digital tuners
by duped 2y ago
I do a bit of creative audio work and consider my iPhone next to useless. iPads are useful in some contexts.
I've returned to the stone ages of digital tuners and metronomes for practice(1), and any recordings I make use a laptop. Not that there are good options for quick and dirty recordings, just that they're better than using a phone.
If I were making podcasts or something like that the phone would be a lot more useful, but for music, not so much.
(1) there was awhile back that my phone was integral to practicing music but now I can't use it at all, because every decent metronome/tuner app is trash.
- wilsonnb3 2y agoFor an increasing amount of people, "making music" is recording a tiktok of themselves singing or playing a guitar or recording themselves rapping directly into the phone mic for soundcloud. Not trying to judge what counts as making music - just saying that the times are changing a bit and the GP probably wasn't referring to traditional DAW usage and stuff like that.