elgrego1939

Just discovered this app. It’s really actually pretty great. I’ve been using Logic Pro to record my lines in a similar fashion, but this makes the process significantly easier. The interface is a bit confusing at first, and I’m not entirely sure of what a couple of the UI elements are intended to do, but I’m very happy with the purchase. I anticipate that I will switch to using this primarily, rather than Logic.

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I have always had trouble with the iOS versions of this app, even though I’m only connecting to a local server. The app on my Roku has no difficulty connecting to the same server. It is extremely frustrating. I am now completely unable to connect to the server from my iPad, despite having tried logging out and back into the app, logging out and using a wait list of local network connection, deleting the app and re-downloading it, deleting all three instances of the iPad app from my list of allowed devices in my account, etc. For some inexplicable reason, my Plex account has now decided that my

Please add the ability to group shortcuts into named folders (without affecting their ability to interact with each other). This would make it much easier to modularize the shortcuts without creating lots of clutter. One bug I have found that as of iOS 12.1: it is possible to use the “find music“ action to filter based on audiobooks, but Shortcuts does not seem to allow you to actually play audiobooks. If I manually tell Siri to play the same audiobook, it plays just fine. It might be better to separate the actions related to audiobooks from the ones related to music. It would also be nice t

I wanted and spent a long time looking for a very full-featured flashcard app, and this one definitely fits the bill. - The variety of options for how to view and interact with the flashcards is huge and continues to increase. - Inputting new cards is simple within the app, and doing so doesn't require a special app on your computer if you want to do a bunch at once. There are several ways to upload spreadsheets to the app (although I admit that a direct method would be nice). - there are a huge number of options in the preferences, and this gives the app a bit of a learning curve, but the