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micropenis posted:
Cross-posting in this thread too. I worked on this and I'm happy to answer any questions, we're really looking forward to what musicians will do with our little baby.
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tutpsu posted:This might be a stupid question, but will you need an iPad 2 to run GB? Nope. FLX posted:How large will the app's file size be with all those loops and samples? Will there be IAPs for new content? Also, how much RAM does the iPad 2 have? I believe the app's final size is around 520MB. It won't break the bank if you're on a 16GB iPad. For $5, you get all the content, no additional purchases required. DEUCE SLUICE posted:Does Garageband for iPad have the ability to, some day, do simultaneous multitrack recording? If you asked me if I could ever get the accelerometer to let you play a keyboard soft or loud, I would have told you that you were crazy. I have no clue. JazzFlight posted:Dammit, if Garageband requires iOS 4.3 I will be so pissed. I just finally got used to having my iPad jailbroken on 4.2.1 and it will be really painful deciding between all my jailbroken stuff and Garageband... oh, and a proper working orientation switch again. It doesn't, and while I respect your decision to jailbreak for whatever reason you have, please don't steal our software.  toxick posted:GarageBand looks pretty nice but I wonder how the amps and effects will stack up against something like AmpKit. Well how does AmpKit compare to the desktop version of GarageBand? RandomCheese posted:Yeah I spent like $80 getting amplitube and the 4 track recorder for both my phone and pad and now GarageBand pops up for $5. I am hoping (only out of spite) that the amp sims are a little worse than the dedicated amp apps but in all probability they will sound pretty drat good. I find them to be pretty impressive, then again, I've always liked them. Size is as above. The Jam is a great little device, I'll be buying one.
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JazzFlight posted:I don't have a single pirated app on my jailbroken devices and I've spent definitely over a thousand dollars on apps over the years, so you don't have to worry about that. Awesome! Thanks. 
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FLX posted:- the guitar and bass interface is really cool, but you can't play any chords you want. You can only play eight preset chords from your song's global key. If you flip the switch in the top right of the guitar or bass, you'll get a fretboard you can play anything you'd like on. You can do bends, hammer-ons, etc. on it. The Upright Bass is fretless and you can slide up and down it to great effect. While the Smart Guitar and Smart Bass are primarily meant for people without musical skill to use, the Notes mode lets you hammer out some pretty neat stuff. Especially if you switch on one of the scale modes.
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