The cell layout in live sequencing makes for a really straightforward way to work that not only works on Mac machines but also on iPhone and iPad. Despite that, it does remain intuitive to use and the fact it can now be used live is a testament to that. This is undoubtedly a professional tool meaning it's complex and intricate in its offerings. The Quick Sampler is also a top option, allowing you to drop in single samples to turn them into playable instruments. Sampler is a long-overdue update which gives a workstation type sample set with the likes of pianos, guitars and more on offer while remaining EXS24 library backwards compatible. Combined with the new Drum Synth, you've got lots of beat options. This gives you an FL Studio style interface for the drums with 15 rhythm and melody options that makes it perfect for building beats. The Step Sequencer is another huge feature which allows you to gray out the current Step Editor if you activate it.
This can be used on individual tracks or strapped across the mix bus and gives lag-free flare-style effects following the cursor.
This is designed for electronic music producers and allows for transitions, gates, stutter edits, virtual record scratching and more via a mouse or Logic Remote on iPad and iPhone. Yes, it's the same one that first appeared in GarageBand and is still lots of fun. The new Remix FX plugin in a powerful feature that comes with the 10.5 update.
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