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Steinberg updated their music making iPad app, Cubasis, this past week to version 2.0. It has a surprising number of features for being a DAW designed on a mobile operating system.
That got me thinking about how the iPad has become a fully functional music producing tool over the past few years, while Android still lags behind.
There are a wide range of mobile DAWs and music production apps for iOS.
Things have come a long way since Garageband was first released.
Now there are apps that are as functional as desktop DAWs.
Here’s a roundup of some of the most popular mobile DAWs and music making apps for iOS. Some are for the iPad only but most will work with iPhones as well.