Working on an album using iPad as creation tool. (Pic is Drambo.)
It's amazing -- while Ableton Live on computer is really straightforward and I made a lot of neat stuff, the iPad method is completely different.
Making music on iPad is harder, it's more chaotic, and I can't do things the same way -- more performance-based 'luck' and less focussed strategizing around a timeline. I really love it.
So far, my tools are:
Drambo
Aum
Koala (sampler & AUV3 update)
Turnado
FAC Drums and Maximina
Perforator
and a bunch of other plugins.
It's been interesting to watch some of the tools I thought I would use (like Cubasis 2 & 3) and Beatmaker sit unused, but some things I never anticipated being important are essentials.
I will change this as I continue creating, but so far (already 2023) I have 10 tracks. They aren't complete, they aren't perfect, and most of all they are missing the standard song construction -- but they are passion projects.
Lastly,. I bought a CD Baby album for $100 awhile back and never published. I have a bunch of older tracks, I'm considering throwing them all into a massive compilation. Not sure how that would work. Exciting to make music!!!
Wonder how many people will think my stuff even is music? I'm not expecting to quit my job or make money, just doing a passion projects. Soul food!