For now, at least, I feel like a happy pig rolling in the fresh cool mud of synth and plugin heaven, all sequenced through BM3, NS2, AUM and/or any of the other great workflows sequencers Perhaps if my talents as a producer ever exceed the tools I have on iOS, I may better understand the reasons for everyone expecting so much more. Not trying to give any life-coaching advice to anyone reading this, but I always try to remind everyone how appreciative we should all be for what we currently have - and the tireless work of underpaid and undervalued indie developers like (to name just a few) - rather than lamenting what is not quite possible yet in the world of iOS.
#CUBASIS FOR MAC PORTABLE#
I think I speak for many when I say that the majority of us are simply delighted to already have such a wealth of features and tools available in such a small and portable device, opening up new opportunities to create musical ideas, melodic interplay and rhythmic doodles in ways (and places) that would not otherwise be possible. Welcome to the forum you feel so frustrated by what is 'not yet achieved' in the world of iOS DAWs. Well this will either get ignored or hated, don’t matter I’ll still post video about the real issues in this fake fur world.
#CUBASIS FOR MAC UPGRADE#
probably would have been cheaper to upgrade my studio one artist to pro. Why do you think I bought two new iPads and extra gear cables etc. As well I digg Beatmaker and Cubasis as well AUM and the joy of good cheap apps that are extremely limited. I’m trying to understand the lack of reality the iPad world of music and the app makers that milk us for everything we have. As well don’t even freaking talk about your music production on an iPhone. Well I’m done and I value your hatred for under appreciated users who love not having control of what you create.
#CUBASIS FOR MAC PC#
The only value I see is that I can grab a few synths at a fraction of the cost vs buying the expensive pc Mac vst. I guess I’ll just buy a break out cable and use my interface to record from one iPad and controller into another. I’m sure most don’t mind taking 8 to 16 tracks and bouncing them down to one and calling it a song. wtf ! Both developers should just come together and link their products together. All yet in time and not including guitar, drums vocals etc. Going back to Cubasis to stop the recording and hopefully chopping it down, then trying to sync other audio tracks. then staring at Cubasis hitting record then bouncing to beatmaker all through AUM. Just compare the price of the Blackhole app vs the pc/Mac plugin. Hell the plugins are cheap and I wish there was more.
#CUBASIS FOR MAC PRO#
Just bought a 1500 iPad Pro a few months ago and just recently a new iPad Air 3. I’m on your side, we should be advancing from keys, desktops and overheating overpriced laptops. I love the iPad world and what it offers. But seriously why won’t Cubasis and beatmaker freaking integrate together? Seems like an easy fix. Apple lovers run into higher echelons of issues. I’ve read a lot of shit and how ppl rave beatmaker and hate Cubasis or the other way. Not everything is about being a bathroom producer musician etc. Yes ppl love and worship the simplicity and limitations of Ableton. Yes I know this isn’t a real daw world, and I should be aware of it. I’ve searched and searched can’t find any answers which means no good for me. Impact is like a beatmaker vst right into the main day and breaking up the tracks. Still young to the virtual world of recording audio, I know my presonus artist daw has both in one. There’s a Jerry rig way to use beatmaker AUM and Cubasis, but gawd getting everything to match up seems like a nightmare. Does Cubasis and beatmaker hate each other ? Is it like apple vs Microsoft ? Beatmaker shows up as an inter app in Cubasis, but never works. Why isn’t beatmaker & Cubasis integrated ? Hell AUM is a pain in the ass and is yet another chance for something to go wrong. I guess workers at McDonald’s have “ work flow “ huh. fancy trend setting words dosnt make one more elite. 😂 Anyways, now anyone can label themselves a producer, song creator, artist or what not. I’m used to playing writing music on real physical instruments. Recording is a new attempt as a hobby and not trying to be a know it all. Now I see ppl bitching about the extremely low cost of plugins and what not in the iPad rebellion from the evil pc/Mac daw empire. Back when you had to pay someone for their investment in hardware and expertise. I’m an older person who comes from a physical world of recording and producing music.
I’m sure I’ll get corrected where and what I should post before any proper answers or any resolve, it’s expected. Hey, virgin to posting, but not to reading.
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