I’ve just finished building a Vocal/Drum booth and now need to be able to record myself when nobody is around. Obviously Cubase iCPro came to mind. I’ve just downloaded the trial on my Android phone to see what it is like and I love it! So useful! If I buy it on Android, does it mean I will have…

Hi Jono, As the apple and Android licensing are completely different, you don’t have the choice but to purchase the 2 of them separately. iOS version is based on the purchase made through your apple account in the app store and the Android one is bought directly from Steinberg thus the eLicenser a…

Ahh ok. This makes sense as I can’t find a Try option for Apple. Nevermind. Its not a bank busting amount of Money! I’m looking at videos of iC Pro and there seems to be many more options on screen of an iPad rather than on an Android phone. Obviously the tiny screen size must have something to …

Works great on iPad! -Love not having to use a laptop for this purpose anymore (no more noisy fans!)

Hi Jono I have both the Android and the Apple version and they both work fine, EXCEPT, in the Android version if I save a template for the Key Commands page( I made a lot of changes) it keeps “forgetting” what I’ve saved when I turn the Android tablet off. Maybe it’s just a crap tablet (a Mecer I b…

I own an iPhone, but have had the immense pressure of using IC Pro On iPad. It didn’t have any more options that I could see, but it can display two of the modules at once! OT: My favorite use? Installing IC on a client’s phone, and letting them mix their own headphone cue levels!

I own an iPhone, but have had the immense pressure of using IC Pro On iPad. It didn’t have any more options that I could see, but it can display two of the modules at once! OT: My favorite use? Installing IC on a client’s phone, and letting them mix their own headphone cue levels! ^ That’s just…

^ That’s just so great, especially for making people feel like they are more involved in the recording process and in control! Although I actually don’t monitor through Cubase’s Control Room because I use a MOTU HD192 and it has it’s own DSP near Zero Latency free monitoring via Motu’s Cuemix so w…

Touch screen monitors need support from the OS, which is lacking in OSX. However, to allow large touch screens to be used, Cubase needs to mask non-control areas (like between sliders and at each end of them) from responding to touches, so at least one has somewhere to pivot with one’s fingers whe…

Like I said, I tried it. There were obvious limitations, just as you say, but I would still go for it right now, if the monitor was reasonably priced. There are a few monitors that work with OS X already. One, from Samsung is getting lower in price every month.

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jono_not_bono November 29, 2014, 4:25pm 14

Sounds great! What resolution are the monitors?