Do These Apps Make the iPad Worth it?

No too expensive for these subscription apps. Tired of all these subscriptions. Some of us just want to pay a onetime fee and don’t need all new features.

I think the best thing that got said here was in the middle of a segment when one person said. I AM SO OVER SUBSCRIPTION FEES BECAUSE HONESTLY, I’M TIRED OF EVERYTHING BEING A SUBSCRIPTION FEE.

I think Andrew has a great point at 5:15 about small businesses just wanting to try to create some content and using their phones. Not only are they cameras people likely already have on hand, but the system is going to be extremely intuitive. Most small businesses who could afford a few canons aren’t going to have someone who knows what lenses to get, capture cards for each camera, a dedicated computer with OBS, an Atem to switch between camera angles, etc. I can see a ton of small businesses or non-tech savvy creators using this

Im a podcast producer for a network and we actually shoot multi cam podcasts on 3 iPhones haha so the Final Cut live feature is great for us 😊. I edit live while feeding the guests questions and it’s a great workflow (but I know I’m in the major major minority here)

"Yeah" "All my grandparents are dead✨✨✨✨"

"Devils Advocate for iPad 2" hahahaha

Procreate, Callipeg are my main go to apps on the iPad, and the new power should help, but I think the RAM is the bottle neck on most raster 2d animation apps. I’ll be sticking to nomad, but I think full Zbrush coming to iPad is another good reason to upgrade.

That’s the reason not to upgrade my M1 iPad. It can still run all the apps and the OS is still the same. The new screen, design, and accessories aren’t worth the $2000 upgrade. At that point, just get a MacBook

You can’t copyright drum parts or bass lines.. you can copyright the mechanical recordings, so if you just rip a bass line from a track and put it in yours, that’s copyrightable but if you re-recorded the part, no matter how accurate it is the the original, it’s uncopyrightable. This is because the copyright is on not the composition, not the notes on a page, but it is on the actual original physical recording

Never really picked up a tablet but I'm getting close to considering an iPad now. The Pencil Pro and M4 are the things making me actually consider it now.

Thanks for this clip i like you guys clips on apps

11:36 Rihanna's Umbrella & Usher's Love In This Club use Apple Loops in the production. Plenty of other songs but these are the first that come to mind.

I have to assume they'll make the Final Cut multi-cam thing work with 3rd party cameras. They've got to right?

Where is Marques?

thumbnail looks like Sketch "whats up brother"

What hell is going on at 1:05 - with the scream.

I have used 3-4 iPhones to shoot video and potentially make live streams (I kept all my iPhones because I saw this with OB and other programs).

Fgt Final cut camera you guys should use Ecamm for recording your pod live! I'd love to help you guys get set up.

Dude more of Ellis please

I do think you guys overanalyze the whole Final Cut and Logic Pro discussion about the name. I have a lot of mixed opinions on everything you said. As a video editor who has been editing for about 20 years, I do think some of the upgrades in Final Cut are worth it! I don't think the Final Cut Camera is completely useless. I think it can be really helpful for film students or kids who don't have enough money to get a camera yet, and they can all use their iPhones. But in a professional setting, yeah, I agree not many people are going to use that professionally. You need to remember most of Apple's apps are more for beginners, helping people get started learning the software. Later on, they transition to more professional equipment, cameras, software, etc.