So it's obvious Apple is on prosumerism and will keep some professional apps available for desktop but it isn't their focus and they are doing, as usual, movements without showing the hand (poker said: So it's obvious Apple is on prosumerism and will keep some professional apps available for desktop but it isn't their focus and they are doing, as usual, movements without showing the hand (poker reference). The fact Garageband for iOS is near to Ableton than any other app (maybe drambo, maybe Zenbeats, maybe Gadget, maybe AUM) but it even doesn't pretend to be is the Apple finger pointing to the moon. it's easy to run low demand apps into iDevices than getting in the cutting edge x86 development and macOS made it possible to keep the minimum specs for most professional users (and for the rest finally released ultraexpensive desktop iMacpro, Macpro modular and Macmini pro) to keep Logic/Mainstage competitive but leaving space for others to thrive. For the same reason hardware was stagnated.

Yes but if you look deeper you will find that the innovation was focused on iOS over the past years and only recently a bit into macOS.Īpple has revamped its own apps to make them more compatible with ARM at the cost of losing features that slowly come back or get revamped too. But Apple (or its emagic team) knows how to make excellent music software.

If I wouldn’t know apples desktop software my expectation would be lower.

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