It seems that Apple's software engineering team is well oiled, because in just over a month many updates have been released to Apple's own applications, both paid and free.
Today it is the turn of both Mac and iPad applications designed to make your first steps in the world of music. And it is that according to the users who have used them, they are impressive applications just like those they have for editing images or video.
Specifically, the Mac application has been updated MainStage to version 3.0.3 and LogicRemote for iPad to version 1.0.4.
MainStage is an application with which we can take the stage with Apple computers thanks to a full screen interface optimized for live performances, highly flexible hardware control and a huge collection of modules and sounds compatible with Logic Pro X. from Cupertino with version 3.0.3 has fixed the following problems:
- Fixed an issue that made audio input unavailable with some third-party audio interfaces.
- Fixed a bug that caused spikes in CPU speed and loss of audio.
- Resolved several issues that caused MainStage to crash when opening a concert.
In the case of LogicRemote, It is an App for iPad, an inseparable companion of the previous one, Designed to take full advantage of the Multi-Touch technology of the iPad. Logic Remote provides new ways to record, mix, and even play instruments from anywhere in the room by turning the iPad into a keyboard, drum pad, guitar neck, or mixing console. In this case, with update 1.0.4. Fixed an issue that prevented scaling modes and chord strips from updating to the current key in the project.
So if you have it, update them immediately and if you don't have them and thanks to this post we have aroused your curiosity, Mainstage is priced at 26,99 euros and Logic Remote for iPad is free.
More information - Logic Pro and MainStage appear on the Mac App Store
Hello, is there a Mainstage for Ipad? I don't want to carry my Mac Air around to play live. It's possible??? Thank you.