pianoguy2102

Huge learning curve but it will be worth it in the end. Being mostly a reader who improvises, this forces me to get completely off of the written page, and the expressiveness is out of this world.

Midi midi midi! I use this app all the time to transfer midi files from ipad app to Macbook Pro DAW. Essential tool.

This is my go to app for learning/transcribing music. Easy to use. Love the eq options to pull out each aspect of audio. As I am always on the move I would like to see a built in keyboard option so I can work anywhere without having to be in front of a piano.

This app would be so cool if you set it up as a live performing app. Every live keyboard player knows that you do not have time to turn down the volume knob on one patch and then turn up another patch. Last time I did that was with my arp quadra in 1979. Since the early 80’s we’ve simply pushed a button which gives us the next sound. So if I have to play horns for 2 measures, strings for 2 measures and organ for two measures I simple push ( for example) button 4, 1 and then 3(or however the patches are set up) When you are performing live you have no time to think about pulling levers down an