10 best iPad Pro apps for making music
2. FL Studio Mobile
Price: £14.99
Size: 223 mb
Last update: August 2015
Image Line’s FL Studio workstation has been getting frequent updates since it’s launch in 1997. Notable users include Deadmau5, Skream and Hopsin.
FL Studio Mobile HD was introduced in 2013 as one of the first real mobile-friendly DAW’s, with the ability to import MP3 and WAV and easily transfer to the desktop application, it became a big step for mobile music production.
The app allows up to 99 tracks, boasts over 130 instruments and brings FL Studio’s much loved piano roll editor to your iOS devices.
At a relatively cheap price when compared to Cubasis and taking up only 223mb of space, it’s a perfect solution to on-the-go creation.
The Good:
- Relatively very cheap
- Only 223 mb
- Export to Dropbox
- 99 tracks
- 130 virtual instruments
The Bad:
- Big learning curve
- No real performance use
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