Apple has today dropped major updates for GarageBand on iOS (version 2.2) and Logic Pro X on Mac (version 10.3), bringing powerful new features and UI changes to the front.
GarageBand 2.2
Apple has taken the opportunity to introduce a GarageBand for iOS update, which, amongst other things, includes a refreshed user-interface, along with something that will definitely resonate with regular users; a mobile version of the Alchemy virtual synth that was originally introduced into Logic Pro X last year, after a company and technology acquisition. The new interface makes it extremely pleasurable, and a lot more fluid and intuitive, to interact with the sound browsing element of GarageBand on iPhone or iPad. There’s also new multi-take recording functionality, similar to Logic Pro X, that allows multiple takes to be automatically organized with minimal fuss.
Apple has also introduced new recording features with a single-tap access to effects such as pitch correction, delay and distortion, as well as the ability to interact with a new FX pane that can be pulled out from the side of the display at will. When you add that together with the Logic Pro X integration, you have an app that supports imports of entire Logic Pro X sessions, allowing users to work on them directly on an iPhone or iPad.
Logic Pro X 10.3
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