Anybody using an iPod Touch or iPad for music?

[GabeCarter]

Anyone else using an iOS device for music production? I've been using an a M Audio Midi keyboard and a iPod Touch. Just bought SampleTank for iPhone and was blown away! I ordered the iRig Midi too for 48 more sounds too! Can't wait to use this live!

How are you using your iPhone or iPod for music?

[Gritter]

I've recently purchased Progression for the ipad. It's a tab writing app that has a lot of very cool features that help to make the guitar sounds and playback more realistic: bending, sliding, hammering, etc. I love the fact that wherever I may be with my ipad, I can get my ideas down fast. I can compose on the fly and when I get back to my guitar, i can print out the tabs and see how well i can play what I've composed. It's not only an excellent tool for composing but also for practicing my chops.

[Gritter]

I've been improving my guitar skills with Progression for the Ipad. It's very useful for composing and writing tabs. Now if only I can play as well well as I compose on my Ipad! ...but as they say, practice makes perfect.

[ejbpesca]

Yes, during one of my songs, I reach up from my guitar and place a b3 like solo on garageband...it actually sounds real. Good thing I have small fingers. The Ipad and GarageBand has changed everthing for me. My $2500 midi file workstation sits with dust covers on it..idle.

Just did back up tracks for Classical Gas. I now play like Mason Williams with an orchestra behind me...too cool. (The orchestra made that song.)

[riftmazefee]

Have you checked out the iPad/iPhone TouchOSC app? I think it's about $6 or $7 (USA).

riftmazefee

[djtymartin]

Funny enough I've been using the Reason Rebirth app ($5) for generating beats and very simple arpeggios and i love it... haha, so oldskool but works very well once you get used to the scrolling and zooming headache :P