I’ve been waiting for this for 15 years. We had GarageBand, we had remote desktop, we had an Apple Pencil which always worked well, even if something was missing. Toys, next to what Apple has just presented: Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro land on iPad will be available on the App Store as subscriptions from Tuesday, May 23.
A landing that involves huge changes in the creative flow and in the way you edit, export and, in general, work with your iPad. Perhaps the most common complaint about iPads so far was that they were very powerful, but there was no way to harness this power. Looks like it ends today. Say hello to the future.
Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro on iPad: Apple delivers the deathblow to the competition
There are many apps in iPad App Store for video editing. Seriously, a lot. Also for audio editing. However, nothing compares to the experience, speed, robustness and reliability that these two Apple programs offer.
“We’re thrilled to introduce Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad, which enable creators to unleash their creativity in new ways and in more places,” said Bob Borchers, vice president of worldwide product marketing, Apple. . “With a powerful set of intuitive tools designed for portability, performance, and the touchscreen interface of the iPad, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro deliver the ultimate mobile studio.”
New iPad video editing and trimming features
The fact that we are going to be able to enjoy Final Cut Pro on our iPad is incredible. Not only does it include the features we already had on the Mac so far, but it We will have new features to make the experience a unique way of working.
- jog-wheel: Eases the editing process and allows you to interact with content in a way never seen before.
- Live drawing: Allows you to draw and write directly on video content using Apple Pencil.
- Pro camera mode and multi-camera editing: Allows greater control over the authoring process, audio monitoring, recording duration and manual settings. Plus, it makes it easy to sync and edit multiple clips.
- Quick edit: include Scene Drop Mask, Auto Crop, Voice Isolation, etc.
- wide resource library: a whole repertoire to bring our creativity to unexplored limits.
Edit audio on X2 with your new iPad Pro
Logic Pro is for audio connoisseurs. For creatives, singers, producers, etc. who want everything. It’s absolute control, and now also comes on the iPad. It does so loaded with novelties, optimized for it and with new functions that will satisfy even the most demanding users.
- sound explorer: Makes it easier to find and select sounds thanks to dynamic filtering.
- Professional instruments and effects: More than 100 instruments and effects available to shape the music to your liking.
- Tools of rhythm creation: includes Beat Breaker, Quick Sampler, Step Sequencer, Drum Machine Designer, etc.
- Professional Blender– A complete mixer with Multi-Touch controls to create professional mixes on your iPad Pro.
It’s funny that they announced it like that. So suddenly and less than a month after WWDC23. It would have made a lot more sense to wait until then, but apparently not. Maybe it’s a timing issue.or that the event lasted so long that they had to clear some space.
Both apps will be available to download on your iPad Pro with an M1 chip or later on May 23. They will be working on a subscription model, something that might anticipate what will happen with macOS programs. It can be paid in installments of 4.99 dollars per month or 49 dollars for the whole year. They will bring one month free trial and the truth is they promise. We’ll tell you all about them as soon as we can try them.
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