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True. But what the iPad brings to the table is mobility. And given that creativity can come at any time you are far more likely to be near to your iPad then yo
by taligent 14y ago
True. But what the iPad brings to the table is mobility.
And given that creativity can come at any time you are far more likely to be near to your iPad then your desktop.
- Le_SDT 14y agoAs a music producer myself I would NEVER use a tablet for making music. It would be a nightmare to do postproduction and anyway you can't connect any pro soundcard. But an app that could export some midi partitions that I would write would be pretty cool. So I can write melodies on the go and then produce when I'm back in the studio. Even better, an app made by a music software company (Steinberg, Ableton, etc) that would directly sync with your projects on your desktop with a cloud service or something would be amazing but also very complicated to operate as your desktop may have lots of customisation such as VSTs and others.
- davedx 14y agoThat's exactly it - I've had the same thought. If there was a tablet version of my DAW that sync'd with my desktop machine (or cloud, whichever), I'd probably buy it pretty quickly.