Apple Garageband iOS

Iv'e always found the IOS version easier to use than the Mac version. The Mac version is better, but i've learned a lot of tricks for the mobile version, and usually just import sounds from my computer.

I don't use this as a DAW, but rather as a sequencer and effects processor for my backing tracks and samples during my live sets when I'm playing a more minimal set. I love it mainly for it's bitcrusher, reverb, and tremolo. Also it's amp simulators aren't the best, but it does make Xynthesizer sound really degraded. I'm not going to lie though I have made one song on my upcoming album with GarageBand. It's got great pianos and synths, effects, and drum machines. I recommend it to anyone who wants a beginner DAW or cheap and affordable sequencer. Especially if you got IOS.

It's fun to have. But unless you're willing to pay 100 bucks for the accessory, don't take the guitar sims seriously.

it functions well for a daw, though some features are limited

I know most producers don’t use GarageBand for iOS, but I like it. I’ve used it for many songs and I think the more I got familiar with it, the better my songs got. If you’re a beginner then you should try it out!

I think it is very strong with all the different kinds of synthesizers and the possibilities of the plugins and audio manipulation.

Check out our soundcloud for our first track in this epic software.

This is where I began. I love this app. It's great for beginners to teach the basics without scaring them with all the fancy stuff, and I use it from time to time to get ideas down fast when on the go.

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For an iPhone/iPad app its quite good but if you really want to produce you need something like ableton, fruity loops or pro tools.