I wanted to take advantage of your gracious offer but when I went to check out I couldn’t get the keyboard to pop up on my iPad. I tried everything. Just FYI
@@MrKKmusic Ahh yah that's an iOS thing, nothing to do with our website, it's really strange how sometimes the kb doesn't pop up, sometimes in certain apps I can't get it to pop up either so for the studio I actually ended up buying a small little mobile keyboard (obviously the magic keyboard from apple would be ideal but too expensive for me).
Duuuuuuuuuude! You said something a couple of times in this video, about being more familiar with certain apps. I think because iOS apps are so cheap we tend to collect them and have several that do the same thing. So the one you’ve used a lot and got familiar with is the one that does the job. We don’t always need the best one - we need to spend time with what we have. :)
@@necroowl3953 to buy equivalent software for pc is always much more expensive than iPad. So these apps are cheap by comparison to the standard price point most musicians are familiar with. Because they cost so much less on iOS there is a tendency to buy a lot we don’t need - like collectors, not just, trying to find the best one and buying that.
…also, please give a close listen to Syntronic. There’s a vocal, if not loud group (including me) that believes it’s just the one or two underlying engines with just different interfaces to give the mere appearance that you’re emulating the real device. I wrote a 1-star review calling it a sham and wrote emails to the developer. You could hear a pin drop in response. I’d love to hear your thoughts since you’re a user. Many thx!
It could be but either way it's an awesome app with many hundreds of fantastic presets. IK Multimedia has been around a while and I've used their apps for years so I have no reason to think they're scamming anyone without hard evidence :)
Have you tried Roland Zenbeats. Been messing with that one lately. Along with cubasis and GarageBand. And by the way Animoog and Overdrive synths are my #1s along with some of the Audiokits like vhs and Digitalism
Thanks, Vortex! I’m surprised I don’t see more apeSoft, Amazing Noises, and Igor Vasiliev ‘scaper apps in your library. I’m pleased to see Z3TA+, but wonder if you set your iPad clock back to 2014 every time to get it to output audio. I loved that synth back in the day!
Great video: So many apps, but what people use day-to-day is the big question. Day-to-day I'm using: Loopy Pro, Mix Box, Cubasis 3, Drambo and SynthMaster 2.
Hey, iPad music production noob question! Are you using it with an audio interface? What are your tips to stay always on the low latency spectrum to play live flawlessly?
Hey! Yes I'm most certainly using an audio interface. Everything I'm using you can find at mobilemusicpro.com/gear. iPad is super fast so not much actual latency to worry about other than making sure you freeze some tracks sometimes in your DAW :)
@@MobileMusicPro dear brother, if you don't mind and if I may have the privilege To ask you one more last question, I'd be in eternal debt to you. Which one amongst the following apps do you think delivers the most, as per your taste? This is the last question I promise. 1. Reelbus 2.reels 3. Chowtape 4.tape pro, I'm excluding the lofi artifacts by the Kai aras, as I think due to your extreme working schedule you haven't been able to look into that. A lot of love and hugs for being such a beautiful soul!❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love you.
Great choices but if you get a moment, please look into the bad reviews for Octane. You’re mentioning here but it seems to have upset every user with paywalls, account disruptions, no access to purchased extras and not one developer response to an onslaught of bad reviews. Thx
what would you recommend for the best daw to do ambient work on an ipad? i'm tempted to go with Komplete for the sounds and logic on a mac, but id rather stay on ipad. can i get a pro ambient set up and mix on ipad? thanks
Really any modern DAW on desktop or iOS can create amazing music in any genre, it's simply up to the producer's knowledge. Some prefer a more modular approach with apps like AUM or Loopy Pro but personally I much prefer Cubasis to produce/record all my music in.
@@MobileMusicPro One more question for you. I like to tap out rhythms with my fingers. Is there a way to convert that to say a midi track? record live, and then somehow get it into an app and change the sounds for what i tapped to say drums. thx
Thanks for this video, I had more of an idea of what apps to get from your video. And what is the difference between audioshare and Sample Rate. AudioShare seems to be the iOS music app standard for filing, but you said u use sample rate more And Dropbox seems to be recommended by some apps too, is Dropbox a like audioshare. Also sample rate is only 2$ which is awesome. I was looking into getting audioshare for Audiobus but am really considering sample rate (which I heard of from you)……(EDIT CORRECTION- SAMPLE CRATE not Sample Rate, I spelled wrong) And it’s 3$ im just gonna buy both of them, cuz 3$ ain’t problem
Yah I use sample crate more now since I prefer the UI a bit more, plus I also prefer the MIDI preview more in sample crate as well. It's really a great app and has since replaced audioshare for me.
Wow..u collect apps like I collect effects pedals. Mostly I’m pulling beats from splice be it a loop or a shot- speaking of shots-I do use nektar midi controller-suite of sample tank, amplitude, mixbox.. I keep struggling with cubasis so I’m going to stick with garbageband. I have had songs entirely produced off my iPad via GarageBand be used for commercials, RUclips mtn bike… I really don’t think people care as long as it sounds good and I really can’t tell much of a difference- terrible ears for that. Guitar parts I play with- get this a guitar same with bass. Great content as usual sir have a great day
Hah yah apps tend to be a bit cheaper than pedals :) That's so awesome to hear your iPad work has gone onto do great things. Indeed the average listener doesn't care as long as it sounds good which is what I'm trying to convince a new generation of producers to understand.
Fantastic - just what I was looking for to round out my iOS tools collection. I've got a lot of these, but I see a few that look very interesting. A couple questions: First you mention exporting MIDI from Groovebox at ruclips.net/video/-U5HzxZxjbw/видео.html but I only see audio export options. Second, I see you have Drum Session. It doesn't respond to screen taps from my iPad Pro 2021 model, but it does work on my iPad Mini 4 - does it work in your rig (it doesn't show on your gear page)?
You can still shutdown your iPad with buttons, no need to go to the settings app: « Press and hold down on the top button and either the volume up or volume down button until a slider appears ». Hope this helps :-)
I don't believe there is a way to export MIDI from groovebox however you can of course export audio or pipe the audio directly into your DAW via audiobus or IAA.
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I wanted to take advantage of your gracious offer but when I went to check out I couldn’t get the keyboard to pop up on my iPad. I tried everything. Just FYI
@@MrKKmusic Ahh yah that's an iOS thing, nothing to do with our website, it's really strange how sometimes the kb doesn't pop up, sometimes in certain apps I can't get it to pop up either so for the studio I actually ended up buying a small little mobile keyboard (obviously the magic keyboard from apple would be ideal but too expensive for me).
Duuuuuuuuuude! You said something a couple of times in this video, about being more familiar with certain apps. I think because iOS apps are so cheap we tend to collect them and have several that do the same thing. So the one you’ve used a lot and got familiar with is the one that does the job. We don’t always need the best one - we need to spend time with what we have. :)
Totally agree Jamie! :)
So cheap? Most of these apps are 15+$ EACH. this library is in the 4 digits. It costs more than an iPad Pro. I see a problem, not advice.
@@necroowl3953 to buy equivalent software for pc is always much more expensive than iPad. So these apps are cheap by comparison to the standard price point most musicians are familiar with. Because they cost so much less on iOS there is a tendency to buy a lot we don’t need - like collectors, not just, trying to find the best one and buying that.
Astonishing list of apps - thanks for posting - already purchased a bunch - reviewing more
Thanks JMX, I'm a little a bit obsessed :)
…also, please give a close listen to Syntronic. There’s a vocal, if not loud group (including me) that believes it’s just the one or two underlying engines with just different interfaces to give the mere appearance that you’re emulating the real device. I wrote a 1-star review calling it a sham and wrote emails to the developer. You could hear a pin drop in response. I’d love to hear your thoughts since you’re a user.
Many thx!
It could be but either way it's an awesome app with many hundreds of fantastic presets. IK Multimedia has been around a while and I've used their apps for years so I have no reason to think they're scamming anyone without hard evidence :)
I love this Chanel!
Appreciate you bro! :)
Have you tried Roland Zenbeats. Been messing with that one lately. Along with cubasis and GarageBand. And by the way Animoog and Overdrive synths are my #1s along with some of the Audiokits like vhs and Digitalism
Nice! I've tried all the DAWs but prefer Cubasis 3 still mostly because of the UI and workflow.
I’m surprised at how similar our workflow is. And thanks for the tip re micswap pro! Awesome app, and so useful not having to buy yet another mic. :)
You're very welcome!
Thanks, Vortex! I’m surprised I don’t see more apeSoft, Amazing Noises, and Igor Vasiliev ‘scaper apps in your library. I’m pleased to see Z3TA+, but wonder if you set your iPad clock back to 2014 every time to get it to output audio. I loved that synth back in the day!
Yah I guess you can only have so many apps but I just can't bring myself to delete z3ta.
Great video: So many apps, but what people use day-to-day is the big question. Day-to-day I'm using: Loopy Pro, Mix Box, Cubasis 3, Drambo and SynthMaster 2.
Totally agree Mathew! And those are some fine apps sir :)
This is incredible, ty
Thanks so much! :)
Hey, iPad music production noob question!
Are you using it with an audio interface? What are your tips to stay always on the low latency spectrum to play live flawlessly?
Hey! Yes I'm most certainly using an audio interface. Everything I'm using you can find at mobilemusicpro.com/gear. iPad is super fast so not much actual latency to worry about other than making sure you freeze some tracks sometimes in your DAW :)
Ace video, Vortex, very interesting!
Thanks so much Alex!
Dear @MobileMusicPro, suppose, you’re tracking right now, which one would you prefer, future moments MicSwap or Microom by IK? ❤❤❤❤❤❤
That's though but probably MicSwap.
@@MobileMusicPro it's been an absolute honor and pleasure of mine, sire! Live long and prosper! Lots of love
@@MobileMusicPro dear brother, if you don't mind and if I may have the privilege To ask you one more last question, I'd be in eternal debt to you. Which one amongst the following apps do you think delivers the most, as per your taste? This is the last question I promise.
1. Reelbus
2.reels
3. Chowtape
4.tape pro,
I'm excluding the lofi artifacts by the Kai aras, as I think due to your extreme working schedule you haven't been able to look into that.
A lot of love and hugs for being such a beautiful soul!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love you.
Great choices but if you get a moment, please look into the bad reviews for Octane. You’re mentioning here but it seems to have upset every user with paywalls, account disruptions, no access to purchased extras and not one developer response to an onslaught of bad reviews. Thx
Will do.
what would you recommend for the best daw to do ambient work on an ipad? i'm tempted to go with Komplete for the sounds and logic on a mac, but id rather stay on ipad. can i get a pro ambient set up and mix on ipad? thanks
Really any modern DAW on desktop or iOS can create amazing music in any genre, it's simply up to the producer's knowledge. Some prefer a more modular approach with apps like AUM or Loopy Pro but personally I much prefer Cubasis to produce/record all my music in.
@@MobileMusicPro One more question for you. I like to tap out rhythms with my fingers. Is there a way to convert that to say a midi track? record live, and then somehow get it into an app and change the sounds for what i tapped to say drums. thx
@@rogerisold Well every drum app usually has pads you can tap on, just need to hit the record button to record the MIDI.
Thanks for this video, I had more of an idea of what apps to get from your video. And what is the difference between audioshare and Sample Rate. AudioShare seems to be the iOS music app standard for filing, but you said u use sample rate more And Dropbox seems to be recommended by some apps too, is Dropbox a like audioshare. Also sample rate is only 2$ which is awesome. I was looking into getting audioshare for Audiobus but am really considering sample rate (which I heard of from you)……(EDIT CORRECTION- SAMPLE CRATE not Sample Rate, I spelled wrong) And it’s 3$ im just gonna buy both of them, cuz 3$ ain’t problem
Yah I use sample crate more now since I prefer the UI a bit more, plus I also prefer the MIDI preview more in sample crate as well. It's really a great app and has since replaced audioshare for me.
Wow..u collect apps like I collect effects pedals. Mostly I’m pulling beats from splice be it a loop or a shot- speaking of shots-I do use nektar midi controller-suite of sample tank, amplitude, mixbox.. I keep struggling with cubasis so I’m going to stick with garbageband. I have had songs entirely produced off my iPad via GarageBand be used for commercials, RUclips mtn bike… I really don’t think people care as long as it sounds good and I really can’t tell much of a difference- terrible ears for that. Guitar parts I play with- get this a guitar same with bass. Great content as usual sir have a great day
Hah yah apps tend to be a bit cheaper than pedals :) That's so awesome to hear your iPad work has gone onto do great things. Indeed the average listener doesn't care as long as it sounds good which is what I'm trying to convince a new generation of producers to understand.
do you know anything about the status of iMaschine 2? haven't had a new sound bank since last year I believe...
no idea on that :/ there's a pretty big selection as it is but I sure hope they're working on a version 3 with auv3 support
Fantastic - just what I was looking for to round out my iOS tools collection. I've got a lot of these, but I see a few that look very interesting.
A couple questions: First you mention exporting MIDI from Groovebox at ruclips.net/video/-U5HzxZxjbw/видео.html but I only see audio export options.
Second, I see you have Drum Session. It doesn't respond to screen taps from my iPad Pro 2021 model, but it does work on my iPad Mini 4 - does it work in your rig (it doesn't show on your gear page)?
You're welcome Ed. Apologies yes it does look like you can't export the MIDI. Drum session still working on iOS 15 iPad Pro 2018 over here.
You can still shutdown your iPad with buttons, no need to go to the settings app: « Press and hold down on the top button and either the volume up or volume down button until a slider appears ». Hope this helps :-)
Bah two buttons is wayy to much work when the settings icon is right there :)
How to export midi from groovebox? please guide me.
I don't believe there is a way to export MIDI from groovebox however you can of course export audio or pipe the audio directly into your DAW via audiobus or IAA.
@@MobileMusicPro k thanks
How do you export midi from groove box
Groovebox does not allow you to export MIDI.
lit!
Thanks Jon! :)
You don't need to shut down the ipad
Hah I shut it down every night.