Aww yeah!

Thanks so much ocean!

That's awesome to hear Matt! So glad we could help in our own small way :)

Thank you so much! :)

Nice! So glad we could help :)

Thank you so much! Comments like this mean alot to us this early in the channel's life :) Also, you're our 1,800th sub!

We love it as well!

You're very welcome :)

Thanks so much for the kind words! We do try really hard to pack alot of info into a small amount of time :) iOS is really many generations ahead of the game in terms of music production when compared to android, but they're not too different these days really now that iOS has a file system :)

You're so welcome! Comments like these keep us going!

Thanks so much! We're still pretty new so lots more to come!

Thanks so much Jamie! :)

These are all for iOS. Everything on this channel is iOS :)

Thanks Benjamin. If Koala could make their app AUv3 it would be a game changer for sure!

@@MobileMusicPro Does DigiStix allow you freedom to add your own samples and drum without a sequencer?

@@bjamminsincebirth3494 So DigiStix for sure let's you add your own samples, and technically you can just use the sequencer within DigiStix to program drums. However it's also an AUv3 midi effect allowing you to just use its sequencer to control midi within your DAW and not use any sounds within DigiStix at all. It's up to you :)

@@MobileMusicPro Thank you. Very informative!

Thanks so much! Much more to come :)

Apps are never in any particular order in our top lists, if they make a top 5 list you can bet it's a great app. As far which one I use personally I use digistix 2 more than koala.

@@MobileMusicPro Nice, and have you used all lot of 4pockets apps. I bet the multi compressor works good with Digistix. And the chameleon sampler looks dope too. They have a lot cool stuff. I’m having a hard time choosing what else to get from 4pockets. They probably have the biggest catalog for AUV3

@@brandonmartinez8422 It all depends on what your music needs of course as you don't need everything or every app to create a great tune.

I don't believe so, but it does come with a boat load of sounds :) And of course there is a ton of amazing drum midi packs out there from people like Cymatics, Illmind and many other producers that can really help when first learning drum patterns. And we'll also of course have drum midi packs coming out soon :) I'd say yes digistix is an excellent choice for any kind of drums :)

You're very welcome! :)

Korg gadget has some great drums, also lumbeat has a ton of awesome drumming apps like rock drummer and soft drummer and funk drummer as well.

@@MobileMusicPro thank you for the very quick response. then i have to test the apps. i didn't know that ipad was so powerful with so many sounds and possibilities. I still have a little question. for music productions, would you rather recommend an ipad pro 2020 or the normal ipad? do you mean it makes a difference which ipad you use?

@@gino9010 I would always recommend the pro mainly because they have more space, if you don't care about space the processor and ram is the same for all 2020s :)

@@MobileMusicPro does the normal ipad reach its limits rather than the pro?

@@gino9010 Like I said they have the same cpu and same ram so any limits hit with regular ipad would be hit with pro as well. But of course there are ways around limited cpu such as freezing tracks.

The waves bundles are fantastic though I do mostly prefer custom AUv3s like the fabfilter mixing plugins instead. The arps are certainly fun and the fx bundles are absolutely usable and of course don't take much cpu b/c they're built in so I end up using a few of them pretty often.

MobileMusicPro thanks for the quick reply do you use the drum machines?

@@troyouttram Personally I don't just because I generally don't really make the type of music that those sounds are made for.

Thanks so much Gusto!

Hopefully the timestamps helped you get to where you wanted to be faster in the video :)

Not sure about that, never downloaded an app in 10+ years that didn't have any sound. Perhaps check your ipad volume and headphone connection?

Ok I will be check that thanks

AUM or KeyStage is pretty good for live sessions.

Love those apps as well, though they're more instruments than drum machines, still fantastic apps!

There is a huge variety of drum apps for iOS but android doesn't support the AUv3/VST standard so you could not use the app inside of a DAW like Cubasis or Logic on Android.

Thanks! We've got a ton of top apps videos on the channel and more to come :) But I highly recommend you checkout our Cubasis 3 for beginners video where we go into alot of these questions. I believe you're just looking for the mixer to adjust volume on the track or the ability to adjust volume per clip/region on a track, and of course on the mixer you'll also find the master channel to adjust volume for entire project. Apologies if this is not the answer you're looking for, if it's not perhaps you could go into more detail :)

Also there's a new app that just came out with a ton of tools to inspect your audio and your mix which I highly recommend here: apps.apple.com/us/app/id1525484137 and then there's even an app to read your LUFS here: apps.apple.com/us/app/analyser-tuner-auv3-plugin/id1436332576

And then finally there's the entire suite of fabfilter tools available for iOS as well, sorry for all the comment spam :) apps.apple.com/us/developer/fabfilter/id421796789

MobileMusicPro it’s pre fader. So that your fader can be set at zero and you can adjust how loud that audio is. It helps during mixing because there’s a sweet spot for audio volume when going into a plug-in. Actually now that I’m thinking about it, I think there is an option to put a plug-in on a track pre fader in Cubasis. I bet I could just put in a flat eq on the pre fader side and use the output volume to do what I’m talking about. DAWs like ProTools and Reason Etc. have a little adjustment knob in the corner of each track called gain. It really helps with your mixes because you don’t end up with a “roller coaster” on your faders. The closer to zero you are on a fader the more control you have over the volume. You can be way more precise with volume changes when you’re starting at zero. I’ll have to go check if I’m right about that pre fader plug-in thing. I’ll let you know. If it turns out to work it may be a good topic for one of your videos! Thanks for getting my gears turning.

MobileMusicPro lol. I just bought that 4Pockets analyzer app a few days ago!

Thanks Marcus!

@@MobileMusicPro No problem!

They're not AUv3 compatible so you would have to pipe them into Cubasis via something like audiobus. Those apps are really fantastic. We feature the drummer app in our top 5 apps with a random function here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oK6oepqCyauRemg.html

Nice!

Yes this channel is 100% iOS :)

lolol, what do you use for acoustic drum sounds these days?

The sounds in these drum machines aren't the exciting part (some of them don't even have any sounds of their own). This is a tutorial channel, we teach people how to use apps and produce music here.

@@MobileMusicPro the title days apps with demos? No demo.

@@aurora3655 The sound demos are towards the end of each section.

@@MobileMusicPro girl, you refuse to understand my pov. Consider it a constructive criticism. Like....how many apps do we search to hear the sound of a drum machine, or piece of software, or an effects box, a synth, and you can't find it. You hear some guy talking for 10 mins straight. So, as viewer, consider it a constructive criticism, that 10 other channels never received, and do whatever you choose with it. At least you got a comment.

@@aurora3655 Not refusing to understand your POV just trying to help by pointing out innacruices, best of luck.