Apple’s Logic Pro audio software is now available for iPad users, bringing professional tools to the mobile device. Mac & i has tested the implementation of Logic Pro for the iPad and found that it has been adapted well to the smaller screen and touch screen interface. The app features interactive tutorials and a project template for beginners, as well as the ability to open GarageBand files from iCloud and projects from the macOS version of Logic. However, users should note that the iPad version of Logic Pro does not have a headphone jack.
For years, Apple’s professional tools were not available on the iPad, and even the introduction of the iPad Pro did not change this until now. With the release of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, Apple has brought two central professional applications to iPadOS.
Apple has made it easy for users to get started with Logic Pro on their iPad, providing interactive tutorials and a project template as a playground. The app has been strongly adapted to the small and touch screens of the iPad, making it user-friendly for those who are familiar with the macOS version.
Users can open GarageBand files from iCloud and projects from the macOS version of Logic, making it easy to work across different platforms. However, it should be noted that the iPad version of Logic Pro does not have a headphone jack.
In conclusion, Logic Pro for iPad is a great addition for iPad users who want professional audio software on their mobile devices. While the app has been well-adapted to the iPad’s small screen and touch interface, users should keep in mind the lack of a headphone jack.
