Logic Pro for iPad 2 Update: Everything you NEED to know
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Logic Pro for iPad 2 Update: Everything you NEED to know
Logic Pro for iPad 2 has landed!
I've had early access to the app for around a week, so in this video i'll give you an overview of how all the features that Apple have jammed into this massive update work!
00:00 Logic Pro for iPad 2 Update: Everything you NEED to know
00:15 New Session Players
08:14 New Studio Instruments
10:51 Chord Track
13:07 Studio Assistants
13:30 Stem Splitter
17:14 ChromaGlow
20:19 UI Changes in Logic Pro for iPad?
20:42 New Lessons in Logic Pro for iPad
21:01 Swing! Ellie Dixon Demo Song
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Today was like the Christmas that came late afternoon! I needed stem separating for an upcoming project plus all the other great features we got today!. Thanks for your tutorials!
The wait was excruciating! Have you had a chance to try Stem Splitter yet? It's VERY good.
Top notch. Just the overview that I needed.
Ive just got round to updating - and wow! Just revisited some old tracks and added new session musicians and wow - pretty mind blowing at what the session musicians created. Lots of fun to be had here, what a great update
I gotta try this lol
Awesome demo! I did not expect the stem splitter to work on that voice memo. This is an amazing update.
It’s pretty spectacular all right!
Thanks! Great coverage as always. Happy that you cater to both Garage and Logic users. I can‘t wait to give those session players a closer look. I‘m into House/Prog/Tech, want to explore hybrid workflows (doing most stuff myself, but letting AI do some work, to reduce mental blockades)
Great video! What size iPad are you using?
Great Video Black Metal Patrick!!! \m/ My expectations were exceeded with this Logic Update!
😂 it’s an absolutely banging update, right? When was the last time Apple exceeded our expectations? Rare nowadays.
Hi, thanks for the tutorials, before on GarageBand and now for Logic Pro fr iPad. It could be useful to have a comparison between iPad Air (m2) and iPad Pro (m4, 8gb and 16gb) in using Logic Pro 2 to make our decision for which iPad to choose.
i really like that "der ner ner" song
Spotify release incoming (not really)
Yippeeeee!
Have loads of creative fun Logic Lovers.👍😎😁
🙌
I have a feeling that someone with a lot more know how than me could really sharpen up my music, all the pieces are there it's just the know how to bring it all to life, to enhance it
🎉🎉🎉🎉 so cool!
It’s pretty sweet!
Can you drag chords from the chord track to individual tracks and have it turn to midi data like in Cubase or are you limited just to convert the session player data to midi ? Also found a bug with the chord track menu when it wont stay open!
Hen will ChromaGlow have ‘’Ya Tube!’’? Haha Love it, been trying to download all day
It's been a long wait for sure!
@@TheLogicProGuide Ahhh, at last, downloading as I type🙏👍😎
I have an iPad 10 pro … and this mf upload reeeeeeaally made me want the lastest one
Midi mapping for launching clips in cell mode using lsunchpad?
Let's GO!! What an epic update.
YESSSS!
I'm actually pissed it's automatically updating to this. It's messing with my projects.
And theres us thinking your be burning the midnite oil tonight ! Cheers Patrick.
Who says I still won’t be! 🥱 Cheers!
The updates feel like new shiny toys for kids, but the serious stuff like support for midi controllers are left behind.
I’m guessing you haven’t tried any of these kid’s features yet?
Now now Patrick 😆@@TheLogicProGuide
backing you up on that one
@@TheLogicProGuide now where did my comment end up Patrick?
@@stephenfogerty9315 what comment?
The audio coming from my studio monitors certainly sounds impressive!!! It looks like this (long overdue) update is packed with very usable new features. Don't think I will be subscribing to the iPad version though. Thanks once again for a ver informative video.
will it run on ipad 10?
I realize stem separation won't be available on my 9th Gen iPad, but I'm curious how the session players will work. Subscribed.
Welcome! I have an 8th gen that I’ll also be testing the new features out on soon 👍
Really interested to hear how it runs on 10th gen (though obviously 8th and 9th will give some indication). I’m about to upgrade and will probably not use logic much but don’t think I can justify more than an 10th gen.
I have updated the latest logic pro, but my iPad Pro, which is 12.9-inch in size and the third generation, obviously has a lot of difficulty running the latest version. However, it does not support AI tools for voice separation, which is unexpected. I have a friend who said that as long as the iPad supports logic pro, it will be supported. However, I checked it today and found that it does not support the Apple AI voice separation tool, which I am very sad about 😢😢😢
Yes, unfortunately the only new feature that requires at least an M1 processor is the Stem separation.
How does chromaglo work as I have the 2020 12.9 model…the stem separation was initially pissed but not a problem as i normally just use a websites software that does an excellent job of separating stems as lot of websites and apps don’t do a good job
@@Ragg32 Oh, thank you for answering me. It seems that only Apple's M-series and above chips can use its AI voice separation plugin. However, we have some websites that can provide us with some help. There are some good voice separation websites on the market, but in my current use, it only lacks this AI voice separation plugin. Currently, it seems that there are no other websites that cannot be used on my iPad Pro third-generation 12.9-inch!
Grab Koala Sampler! It has stem separation and it work as good as the Apple in my opinion, and you don't need M1 chip...
@@thetropiki No, I really need this Apple AI voice separation function 😂😂😂
Is it possible to midi map transport buttons for midi now?
Nope
Do you know if there is a way to sing something to the ipad and then convert it to an instrument?
I think you can open the vocal track recording in the flex pitch and then convert to midi and you can use that on a instrument track. might be other ways to do it do too.
There is an app called “midi guitar 2” that can do this. It’s deigned for guitar but takes any signal and converts it live. It’s also been updated to Auv3 so I’d assume could be used in a signal chain with auto tune. In need to give it a try, haven’t used it since it’s been updated
HI. Does it has Tempo Change and Time Signature Change feature yet?
Logic has had both those features since launch.
you're thinking of Cubasis 3..sadly not at present...A basic ommision and the only reason i'm reluctantly continuing with LP4iPad2 (I have a 3rd Gen Pro, and latest bloatware crashed after producing 6x (6!!) tracks). So disappointing..
Do you think these session players will come to GarageBand?
I don’t think so.
Can it make stems on you tube music?
You’d need to convert the CZcams video to an audio file first.
Hi, could someone tell me in simple terms how to record guitars through a usb c interface into ipad pro, i can’t hear anything through my headphones, or is it not really meant for that ..
I’d need more info about your setup really. I have e a video that shows how to get set up here: czcams.com/video/cGvSu8SggSQ/video.htmlsi=Yaqucj1TfE76JLWJ
@@TheLogicProGuide i watched that video, i can work Garageband fine, but i’m lost with Logic Pro, i have a Scarlett interface, connected to my ipad pro via usb c which works fine, i made a new project and lay down a badic drum track but when i try and record a guitar track i can’t figure out how to set up the guitar amp sims etc so i can actually hear them through my headphones connected to the Scarlett, maybe i’m not explaining it very well
These new major features are great, but I’m really disappointed that they weren’t accompanies with some quality of life minor improvements. Given the update history it looks like we’ll be waiting another 6 months before we see any too. Logic Pro for iPad is begging for MIDI learn so we can use knobs and sliders on USB and Bluetooth MIDI controllers. Being able to save and export individual audio regions would be very useful too.
Midi learn?
Nope. Very strange omission.
I also wish Apple would have added MIDI Learn with external MIDI controllers. This would be helpful especially for transport, cycle, and mixing controls at a minimum. Cubasis has had this for a long time. I recently purchased a Nektar lx88+, which worked well with Logic Pro on the Mac. But I am trying to transition to all iPad for my music production. All the hardware buttons and faders are useless with Logic Pro for iPad.
Could you start off by telling us how to actually get the update because it hasn’t landed on my iPad or app store?
You need to be running at least iOS 17.4 to update.
@@TheLogicProGuideI have 17.4.1 on 9th gen, but no update 😩
@@TheLogicProGuideGoogle iPad 2 update on your iPad.
When I go to App Store,open is the only option.
What version of iPadOS are you on?
Does it have SAVE AS? ..otherwise this continued potentially harmful saving scheme makes it still unpractical to me .
No you still save the same way as in the previous version.
@@TheLogicProGuideas in back out of the project altogether or is there another way?
The release notes say, “It is now possible to create a duplicate of a currently open project.” I haven’t figured out how to do it yet, though.
I still need flex pitch….. otherwise i can not use it for vocal editing. Yes i can buy an 20 euro plugin for that that does the same. But why shoukd i pay when logic pro could have it. so iam still forced to use the mac version for music. Basically for vocals editing logic pro for ipad is still garbage. Waves tune also not available …..
Don’t mean to be a downer but these are pretty novel features compared to some glaring stuff they haven’t addressed. Audio editing still sucks- there’s so many other trackers out there that handle midi with tons of generative tools. Koala sampler has stem separation and can be run inside of logic as a sampler.
Logic Pro 11 M1 Edition! 😂 Intel User here.
How do the new features (bar Stem Splitter obvs) work on an Intel Mac?
@@TheLogicProGuide they don’t work because its not available for intel macs lol.
@@MarkYeeDaMajor The only feature not available for Intel Macs are Stem Splitter and ChromaGlow. Everything else works on your Mac.
@@TheLogicProGuide Yeah Stem Spitter, Chroma Glow, and Presets for the Master Assistant don’t work. Those are the biggest features Apple is locking behind M1. The update feels pretty lackluster for an Intel user. I did try the guitar bass and piano, meh i think Native Instruments has that covered for me. The session players don’t interest me for the style of music I make. Its a free upgrade so I can’t complain about but if I had the option to pay for stem separation I would. Well….technically I could pay for the extra features but not for the price of a new $2000+ imac. Sorry they dont make those anymore 🤦🏽♂️
Hmmmm so it plays by itself… idk how I feel about that why not just get band in a box haha also I do t think Apple is bringing anything original or innovative to the table is all copying things from other apps that you can buy without a subscriptions I been using Logic Pro Mac forever. In the iPad I think Cubasis is better. And if you’re just recording audio Multitrack Daw is better.
How much would all of this apps cost vs $5 a month? The best stem separation software is also only available via subscription.
@@TheLogicProGuide I appreciate your videos and love you channel and enthusiasm anyway, to answer the question. Cubasis is $50 sometimes on sale for $25. Multitrack Daw is $10 for 32 Audio Tracks Audio Kit makes excellent instruments and they are free. Then you have apps like Pure Piano, iElektric, Sample Tank, Korg Module, for Separation you can use Moises which is also Free. Don’t get me wrong I love the idea of Logic on the iPad I just don’t want Apple to make it “Garage Band on steroids” where is the true creativity if everything is already played for you? Also what we really need is a Take Vault so we can make multiple passes of a phrase and then join and flatten the best of those takes. We don’t need a gazillion so so instruments I rather have less Instruments but more quality. Stem separation is nothing new Akai has it and it’s really good for only $10, Moises has it, Ripper has it, RX has it and they have had it for a long time and is t that more of DJ territory? Apple waited too long to release Logic on the iPad and I was so exited it came out but in my opinion it falls short and the only thing new that it brought to Logic was a subscription based app. Very disappointing not just to me but to a lot of people. There was a time when musicians came up with their own original riffs, licks, ideas, rhythm patterns, harmonic structures and melodies and all they need it was an instrument and a few audio tracks to create.
Cubasis is $50 sometimes $25 on sale and you own it. Multitrack Daw is $10 and you own it. When you have an app playing for you there is no creativity. What we really need is a Take Vault (takes folder)
@@edgaba Cubasis 3 costs $50 plus if you want all of its sounds and functionality, you need to pay an additional $100 for all of its in app purchases.
Logic is $5 a month for the full app, plus you can try it for free for a full month.
Also, i’d recommend taking a closer look at the licensing agreement of any app you ‘buy’ before declaring that you ‘own’ it.
@@TheLogicProGuide First let me say I enjoy you videos and love your enthusiasm with that said, by “own” I mean you don’t have to pay again and again to use it. I’ve had Multitrack Daw for 11 years and Cubasis maybe 7 years I’ve use them as a scratch pad and they work well. Since I usually record music in Logic Pro Mac I use Spectrasonics Plugins, NI, East West Samples, Swam, Arturia, UVI etc. So to me not all but most of the sounds that come on just about any iPad app well… there good but inferior in comparison. I think Logic on the iPad is a great idea but the implementation is taking a weird turn and with all these instruments that play themselves well… where is the creativity and the originality? Stem separation has been around for a long time. Izotope has it, Akai has it for $10, Moises has it for free not to mention Reaper but now aren’t we in DJ territory? Logic is great and if these “updates” work for some; and people are happy with them; all power to them. I just think that these are the things that dum down music creation and it could hurt more music learning. Why not come up with your own cool base lines or some fresh chord progressions and voicings? Is like using AI to write a novel or using AI to do a painting. By adding these features instead of actually adding pro features it becomes more of an app for Amateurs which is cool. Another thing is that it will not run on all iPads and certain features will not run unless you have the latest chip all that with the subscription based model is a turn off. So with the $5 per month logic (no pun intended) is it cheap enough? Sure! But now we have to buy an $800 iPad to run all the features so it just doesn’t make sense for some people. I will just stay on Logic Pro for the Mac. Logic Pro on the Mac and Logic iPad do not compare at all.
Great video! What size iPad are you using?
Cheers! It’s a 12.9” in the video