#Logic pro tools apple upgrade#

This is an automated ‘live’ drummer who plays along to your music, inserting fills and rolls where it sees fit. One feature both programs now share is Drummer. Also included is a musical score feature which can automatically turn your creations into full notation for those scary people who can actually read music.

Perhaps the most unusual is Sculpture, which Apple claims can re-create the sound of “vibrating materials like wood, glass, nylon or metal”, with which it “generates uncommon and creative variations of strings, bells, chimes and other instruments”.

These are very powerful additions that allow you to craft tones with precision. Before the in-app purchase GB comes replete with five hundred loops – covering a range of musical styles, sound effects, and jingles – which leaps up to around two thousand once you’ve invested.Īs you might expect Logic comes with a suite of seriously impressive sound creation tools, such as the Space Designer, Ultrabeat Drum synthesiser, and EXS24 Sampler, which don’t appear on GarageBand. They are also royalty-free, meaning you can use them in your songs without worrying about an Apple copyright lawyer knocking on your door if you suddenly have a global hit on your hands. The aforementioned loops are great for building backing tracks in demos, or just enhancing the musical depth of your compositions. This purchase also expands the loop library and amount of virtual drummers – making it a very worthwhile choice.

#Logic pro tools apple upgrade#

On GarageBand you have access to fifty different keyboards, drums, and guitar models, with the option of paying £2.99 to upgrade this to a more impressive two hundred. Alternatively you can use the keyboard on your Mac as a MIDI controller, or download the free Logic Remote app to turn your iPad into a control surface for playing the virtual instruments that come with both packages.