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I don't get why he did this. The video or the app. A step sequencer would have been a better choice for Nlog. Mono or poly. Akai's latest entry puzzles me as well. If you're going to sacrifice the portability of the iPod, why not just make a 61 note? Loading... Reply
Interesting, he should also make it for Cubase and Live, so people who aren't in the 5% of Mac owners could use it. Loading... Reply
I don't get why he did this. The video or the app. A step sequencer would have been a better choice for Nlog. Mono or poly.
Akai's latest entry puzzles me as well. If you're going to sacrifice the portability of the iPod, why not just make a 61 note?
Interesting, he should also make it for Cubase and Live, so people who aren't in the 5% of Mac owners could use it.