I love being able to do actual legitimate work towards actual composing, no matter where I'm at, on battery power and I never, ever, have to be bored or non productive, unless I choose to be. The 2nd thing that drew me in was portability. (Been playing 35 years and am called a "shredder" ie someone that can play complicated stuff very fast, as if I had to sell my soul to do so.lol) So for me the logical progression to find unique sounds to add to my music that are new and refreshing, is synthesis. I'm generally a rock and metal musician and an accomplished guitarist. It's been the same old same old in the other realm, for a long time. More innovative and unique things being created for sound mangling and sound design than anywhere else. with the touch surface and the IOS platform, there generally What drew me to the Ipad were two main things. This is after having two 8 core i7 PCs with every VST and sample library under the sun for quite a few years. I have been on a synth and app buying rampage for about 6 months. I didn't plan on making such a long video, but I quickly realized that the manual explains the details, but explains no workflow at all. I would have done the talking myself, but I'm getting my teeth redone and have to go withoutĬertain teeth in the process, which is effecting my speech, so it would be worse to listen to me lisping for 35 minutes, lol. Well my last tutorial was a lot shorter and I used a brit voice, I was trying to change it up. But thanks this made me realise this app is not for me. Didn’t love the Ozzie machine voice as it’s a long video to listen to a robot voice.
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