John VoorheesI've been using Logic Pro on the Mac to edit podcasts for six years, so when Apple sent me the iPad version to try, that's what I did. I edited MacStories Unwind.
You won't find every tool in Logic Pro for iPad that is on the Mac and there are areas that need better gestures and more keyboard shortcuts, but it's a remarkable app.
The design doesn't just work on the iPad, but I prefer it to using the Mac version on a laptop.
My hands-on review on @macstories: https://www.macstories.net/stories/macstories-hands-on-podcast-editing-with-logic-pro-for-ipad/
MacStories Hands-On: Podcast Editing with Logic Pro for iPad
I was as surprised as anyone when Apple announced that Logic Pro was coming to the iPad. I was excited too. Logic Pro is an app I use every week to produce MacStories’ podcasts, and I’d wanted the freedom to do that work on the iPad for a very long time. However, my excitement was
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