Apple Just Brought PRO Apps to the iPad & It's a BIG DEAL!

[@yippiecalle421]

Makes sense that they announce Xcode in front of developers live and use Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to get consumers more excited for WWDC.

[@christianr.5868]

I really hope they bring xcode honestly

[@fletchdavidson6079]

I just bought Lumafusion 😠. $5 a month and $45 for an annual subscription. The whole point of having Final Cut is because you don’t have to pay a subscription. Apple finally did what we wanted but found a way to make us hate it.

[@andyH_England]

That is where the market is going, and it is common sense as an income stream means Apple can develop the iPad app via the subscription revenue. Nothing is free in life, as there are always caveats to freebies. FCP on the Mac made little money for Apple as a one-off purchase, meaning they were slow to update and add features.

[@angusbabb4913]

@@andyH_England no one is asking for freebies...just give us a price ,we will pay it if we want it ..just don't rip us off

[@andyH_England]

@@angusbabb4913 software devs have learnt the hard way that there is diminishing returns on a fixed lifetime price for software. To maintain ongoing development a subscription service is the future, see Adobe. I have about seven subs and it is not a problem as I understand that devs have to make money, and if they do, they will keep updating and improving the software. Like Adobe it will be forgotten in a few months as consumers enjoy having pro apps on their ipads.

[@redman2751]

@@andyH_England then there’s people like me that won’t pay. I’m a prosumer or just home user or whatever you call it. I am not paying susbscriptions. It’s stupid and a waste of money. Most of the things I would pay $100 for back in the day I’d now pay over $1000 for on new subscription models. Absolute waste of money for the majority of people. The problem is everyone does this. Just a money grab.

[@andyH_England]

@@redman2751 It is just a realignment of the value of software. Devs realise their value is much higher than in the early days. But, as you say, it is up to the individual whether they want the added value and are willing to pay that cost.

[@thisbridgehascables]

As a developer.. would like to see VS Code on iPad Pro and the ability to run possible editable docker containers or the ability to run php/msql/node .. maybe even element inspect in Safari..

[@blitzkki]

I would agree too it would be able to replace my laptop easily

[@ndividual2744]

Saaaame…. Currently running vs code on my iPad Pro via blink shell but would love to do it without the middleman although blink is awesome.

[@Huapua]

@@ndividual2744 vscode blink has serious limitations

[@NighttParade]

Thanks youuuu

[@Tylerdakoh]

YES, VSCode and/or Virtual Studio IDE on my M1 iPad Pro would be life changing haha

[@-musiclee-]

What’s the case or bumper you have on your iPhone? Link? Brand? Thx

[@Haruxcore]

Now please let me code properly...

[@joealley0]

A huge advancement for creators and editors, super exciting

[@umbeon]

There were Pro Apps on the iPad already such as, Davinci Resolve and Affinity Photo and it's suite.

[@yehudadm]

May I ask what is the name of the iPhone case? 🙏

[@ChrisLawley]

FINAL CUT PRO!!!!!

[@Dailytekk]

More like FINALLY Cut Pro lol

[@SimonLYW]

One to check off the wish list!!

[@TravisDulaney-rg3mf]

If you have purchased them for MacOS will it be a free download or do you have to buy the iPadOS in addition to?

[@Valleedbrume]

Been waiting this forever,ended up switching to DaVinci.I think they could have made a deal for the Final Cut/Logic/Motion owners rather than a monthly subscription,this is why I got rid of Adobe a long time ago.I have been using DaVinci studio on Mac Studio and IPad Pro .It’s a power house.Remember Final Cut users that Apple rarely updated it or added new features.We’ll have to see how this works.

[@BlairSlavin]

Yeah. Apple sat on their laurels too long. People will not be switching back to Final Cut.

[@08.billyfirdaushanafi70]

I think that would be so very good

[@MikeyBats]

I have the iPad Pro from 2020…will I be able to use these apps?

[@NickonStark]

What’s that minimal iPhone case in the thumbnail??

[@bernovanderwal]

Thanks for the update! Didn’t know this and it’s great! Hope to record my electronic drums trough midi. Can you use Logic for the monthly price on Mac also? So you can switch between devices?

[@Wavefather]

The issue with the subscription is that those who've paid for it for mac now need to pay for it for the iPad (monthly). If you're editing video that will generate the annual subscription cost within the project you're most likely using cameras that will need to be plugged in to sync video, external drives for back up and a good monitor for colour correction/proxy playback view. Second how well will the iPad deal with the thermal load of editing high quality/large file sizes and how long will the battery last? We already know phones and ipads, to some extent, get hot when running intense workloads so will this turn into an iPad being docked and plugged in to stay alive and connected to all the peripherals or is it more an update for making Shorts/Reels/Tiktoks? Finally we all know the iPad isn't used for shooting video because it's not designed to be held ergonomically when filming compared to a phone/camera so importing video will still need to be a part of the workflow. As you mentioned the craze behind getting FCP on ipads has only come from tech KZbinrs and not real world videographers, at worst a top of the line MacBook Air + FCP will do everything the iPad can and more.

[@andyH_England]

You have encoders and decoders on the M2 iPad Pro, so ProRAW can easily be exported without thermal issues. The 11-inch iPad Pro is not too bad to shoot footage on for amateurs like me, so having that ease of shooting on my iPad and then using FCP to edit without all the shenanigans is time-saving and user-friendly (most cameras are now great in daylight). Editing and exporting 10-20 mins YT clips will be a breeze, and I see no issue with battery life. If you are doing long 6K and 8K, then even a MB Pro will eat through battery with that workload.

[@Wavefather]

​@@andyH_England The thermal issues I'm worried about aren't around import and export, they're more around editing large/complex videos. If one of the iPad features is multi-cam video support then the iPad will most likely be maxing out all available memory if you import 4K+ files and that's where power/thermal management becomes an issue. With a MBP you have the benefit of more memory, better cooling & if your battery is drained it's a much more ergonomic device to work with when plugged in. This plus the use of keyboard shortcuts in editing to trim and all. I've tried recording multiple long videos on both an iPhone and iPad and around 10-minute mark the device really warms up and battery life begins to drop, pair this with the need for a tripod, and mics, depending on what you're doing. It becomes a hassle compared to using a dedicated camera. It seems like this should/may be done as a FCP lite version tailored for the iPad with some features being ported to the mac down the line once it reaches the public.

[@CasualViewer-t4f]

There is definitely a customer for this. A touch first interface is where a lot of “younger” creators feel at home. I’m an old dog always eager to learn new tricks. I’ll pay the $100 to play with this and logic for the year.

[@austinjoseph2881]

People shoot video with their iPad all the time. There are tripods custom designed for it. Apple made the conscious choice to put pro level cameras on the iPad Pro for a reason

[@yenebesh1235]

Can you please share the link for your iPhone protector

[@maxcolvin9209]

I would love to see Apple rework iDVD as a utility for the video producer that wants to burn to a flash drive, Apple TV or Amazon Firestick.

[@machfront]

One important note: these do NOT require M1 iPads. For Logic Pro, it only requires an iPad with an A12 (so even a basic 2020 iPad will be able to run LogicPro)! Keep to the native synth, sampler and effects (which are already amazing, and or utilize efficient third party synths such as Zeeon or the like, and you’ll be golden for quite a while even with a super basic iPad from a year or even three years ago)…

[@swiftdetecting]

Ipad pro or a macbook pro i7 or macbook pro m1 or m2 for photo and video editing and how much ram ?

[@Highpwrfitness]

Very exciting. I do worry about them also pushing subscription model for software.

[@sangpeters]

Yelp it's 50 per year

[@SaltAndVi]

@@sangpeters for now 😂

[@Highpwrfitness]

@@sangpeters not concerned about the cost of these particular apps. I’m concerned at the precedent they’re setting. We all know industry generally follows Apple.

[@SirIcemanTV]

How do you not see an issue with a subscription? Do you not already own Final Cut and Logic? That you already paid $500 for?

[@keyvanacosta8216]

Playing down the subscription makes this sound like an ad. When the hardware maker supports this, it changes the paradigm of what the device's purpose is. Those that have the full app now also have to pay for a sub to access some features that the full price doesn't have. Yuck!

[@andyH_England]

How much do you think it cost Apple to develop FCP for iPad, and how much will it cost going forward? This is a niche product, and it is right for the tiny few users to contribute if they are continuously whining about not having it. $50 a year seems very fair, especially for pros that will use it complimentary to their Mac version.

[@angusbabb4913]

@@andyH_England Apple don't make their money from Software ,Hardware is their business ..the subscription model is a rip off

[@andyH_England]

@@angusbabb4913 Apple's second biggest revenue earner is now software and subscriptions (services) with the largest year-on-year growth. With a saturated tech market that is mature and with people keeping tech for longer, Apple has rightly seen that survival and sustainability has to include ongoing revenue streams. Others will see that growth and as usual will follow Apple.

[@TheWorldextantion]

Where can i buy same your iphone cover plz ?

[@davidschneider6306]

The latest Apple update made a total mess of my I-Pad making it useless. What is the best tablet to replace this one.

[@ericcjacksonStudio]

Are we finally going to get the full version of PhotoShop for the iPad Pro?

[@mattosullivan6573]

Will be interesting to see if they make it apart of the Apple one membership as well

[@cmooreHD]

I don’t think so.. its adobe. Not apple.

[@mattosullivan6573]

Logic and Final Cut are owned by Apple not adobe

[@muhdfitri621]

When will the Ipad have Microsoft Office Professional like MacOS, the tools is limited in ipad. I dont want to bring my Laptop anymore.

[@michevanessen]

Just to clarify - Logic needs an A12 Bionic or newer and Final Cut needs an M1. Meaning Logic will also work on an iPad mini.

[@BWOne]

8:26 I wanted to make this a separate post because I think this isn't the best take to have. Apple can just charge a 1 time fee for the iPad app just in the same way Davinci Resolve does for both their apps. I think Apple is doing this to improve their subscription numbers across the board which will make the investors happen but at the expense of the consumer. At their size they should be able to offer this with a one time fee and even bundle for those who use the desktop app as well. Also when you do the math over lets say 10 years Final Cut Pro = $299 Davinci Resolve Studio = $299 Davinci Resolve iPad = $99 Final Cut for iPad = $600 if paid monthly and $500 If Annually Paid (assuming that there isn't any price increase which I'm sure their will be) Over the long term which is what a creator should look at its going to be a more expensive venture on subscription.

[@bsmrodeo]

What about storage? No SSD...

[@frugalfilmmakers]

They KILLED It before it was released. From Apple: "Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad will each be available on the App Store for $4.99 (US) per month or $49 (US) per year with a one-month free trial". $50 a year! No Way!!!! I just canceled my Adobe subscription because I was tired of paying over $60 a month for software I only used for one client who I have not worked for for a long time. All the others, I use FCP or Resolve Studio. Both of which I have paid $300, ONCE. I will stick for travel FCP to using my trusty MacBook Air M1 which I already own. Even though I have a iPad Pro M2, I can always use Resolve on it as it was a free download. Hope it stays that way. BTW, I just edited 46 video from NAB in FCP on my Mac. Nothing is faster.

[@MashaT22]

Any word about other Mac apps coming to iPad like a full version of GarageBand?

[@simonhood_music]

Yes.... Logic Pro

[@chadfilbert1366]

Great video, can anyone recommend a good tutorial for this app? I just got the IPad M2 and this would a fun app to learn.

[@williamcousert]

Has there been any talk of bringing the FULL version of DaVinci Resolve Studio to the iPad, not just the pieces that we have now?

[@MaiElizabeth]

iPad is a phone when we need it and a laptop when we need it. I hope with this possible development, Apple could consider giving the next iPad Air base storage of 128GB at least.

[@KYurk]

You know what is crystal clear? The 1 inch border of black space around the viewing screen on you tube that is going to waste because they want to shrink the viewing screen until we purchase a viewing plan with them because the constant intrusion of commercials isn’t enough. A video I watched yesterday had the viewing screen down to less then 3 inches and more then half the space was black. The comment margin space keeps growing in width too.

[@futgaming]

will we see the full version of photoshop on upad too?

[@magic_fruit_bat5003]

They took a page from Adobe. "You’ll own nothing, and you’ll be happy."

[@andyH_England]

When you think about it, you rarely ever own software; it is licensed with restrictions like no redistribution.

[@angusbabb4913]

yep , an absolute disgrace ....Look,. we are all talking about the subscription model and not about Logic and FCP on iPad t,hat says it all really , Apple should read the room

[@ghost-user559]

Da Vinci Resolve it is then. Fk Apple

[@DAXimusTT]

AMEN. At long last the pro line up of products can work to their full potential. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Fairyrobots]

Any break on pricing if you already own FCP for Mac?

[@sangpeters]

Yes $50 per month

[@lexasilvestre]

In the website only says about the monthly price or per year. No discounts of any kind.

[@Clementeburke]

they should offer it free. its 299 and still have to pay for it on ipad doesnt make sense.smh would love to edit a video on the plane while using my ipad though

[@ghost-user559]

Nope. They totally fked actual users.

[@IAmNumber4000]

Ok great! Now we just need a filesystem that doesn't make me want to gouge out my eyes

[@paultopping7413]

It will not affect 90-98% of iPad users and the ones it will affect already have a Mac or Mac book, this just improves what they can do on the go! I doubt Apple would do if it meant that more users did not need a MacBook at all.

[@bhuff123]

Will this new version of Final Cut Pro run on my iPad Pro second generation

[@lexasilvestre]

Will work only on Ipad Pro 12.9' 5º and 6º generation, 11' 3º and 4º, or Ipad Air 5º

[@BassBajo]

Looks like I bought myself an m2 iPad at the perfect time. A week ago I had no idea that FC and Pro logic were coming to the iPad. It’s like it was meant to be 😊. Couldn’t be any happier with my purchase and this bombshell news.

[@BWOne]

I think its cool to see these types of advancements but also concerns me for users who like to have an iPad a simple computer and the more we go "Pro" this more likely it creeps away from that simplicity.

[@BackyardSmokeMasterBBQ]

I saw another video that said you won’t be able to finish Final Cut projects started on an iPad on your Mac. Is this a confirmed feature?

[@Dailytekk]

You can go iPad to Mac yes via export

[@High_Key]

I’m still bitter about buying the 2020 iPad Pro

[@AlexOnBass]

There are already a LOT of really great plugins on the music side.

[@Plymouthmusicschool]

Wondering if FCP on the M1 will support external drives the same as LumaFusion

[@TASGVlogs]

From what I’ve heard from other creators, no. Huge deal breaker for me

[@playerone2772]

It's too bad you can't just buy the product once like you can on Mac. You have to pay a monthly or yearly subscription. That's worth mentioning I think

[@johnwade7430]

Really interesting video - thanks. Could you include the link to information(e.g, 40’ into your video)

[@applerunner1184]

The “Ipad is too fast” folks are looking pretty silly now!

[@russ.tech2you]

Maybe they should bundle it with the Apple One sub...That would be cool as I already have that sub and more of a value add/lock in

[@JonDaiello]

This is such great news! I’ve tried other apps like LumaFusion and Davici Resolve, but I keep coming back to FCPX and I’m SUPER excited to try it on my iPad. I’ve been trying to build a mobile studio between my iPad and iPhone this seems like the most promising option. Thanks for sharing Chris!

[@charminbaer2323]

now if only they brought back Aperture and make a version for the iPad Pro that syncs with the Mac version and iCloud for us photographers

[@slojamz01]

That would be a blessing but Apple doesn’t do blessings. Aperture was a superior app but the greed of Apple to not provide continued support for its products, is the reason we won’t see that again. Apple is like a pimp or a drug dealer. They provide superior products to the masses , get them hooked and keep the returning because of of newer superior products. Then after you’re hooked on this electronic wonders , they discontinue hem, stop providing support , then make more expensive products for you to buy. They know that you are locked in, now, and won’t go anywhere else. I like their products but hate how they disregard the pocket books and feelings of their fans

[@charminbaer2323]

@@slojamz01 wrong, they took away Final Cut Pro, then gave us a watered down Final Cut Pro X, and eventually FCPX was pro again. So there’s still a possibility they could give us a pro photo editor again one day.

[@thomastevis8655]

When will it come out on the App Store ?????

[@coloradomallcrawlers]

I’ll continue to use lumafusion and Davinci as I’m tired of this subscription stuff even if it is so “cheap.” Just name a price, I’ll pay it. Then work on innovation and release a new version. I’ll then buy that. I don’t want another subscription and I’m going to start clearing out all my current subscriptions in favor of one time purchases.

[@m3mario]

A one-time purchase would be 5 times the price of an annual subscription. Who knows what’s the best app after 5 years? And in 5 years there might be a new version that you might have to purchase again. I prefer low-priced subscriptions to high-priced OTP as sub-apps are updated far more competitively. I’ve paid for too many apps that have gone to the app graveyard that it’s just not worth it anymore.

[@cre8tivity06]

I’ve been a huge FCP fan since 2002 but I’ve been editing with LumaFusion on my 2020 iPad Pro for the last few years. I’ll have to see if it’s worth getting once it gets released. The one thing I like with LF is I can edit 4K video from the SSD drive. I would hope that FCP on the iPad Pro would be able to do that as well.

[@AlOL81]

Rumor is that FCP won’t be able to work with content from external drives

[@cre8tivity06]

@@AlOL81 yikes! That will be a downfall then but then watch Apple will mess around and announce an iPad Pro with say a 4TB SSD drive inside lol.

[@charliesaigon]

Hmmmm… looking forward to seeing feedback on how they have adapted the interface for the iPad. DaVinci Resolve with its modular approach adapted well. Final Cut has a lot to pack into very little room. Also, it’s just editing. FCP always relied on third-party plug-ins for pro level grading.

[@javiermarrero9366]

Now I can edit my newbie videos while hiding in the bathroom of my 9 to 5 😂

[@Dailytekk]

😂

[@sangpeters]

😂😂lol

[@stevensonrf]

Hey Chris! Really like your videos! Right now we don’t know what we’re going to be really getting in the new Final Cut Pro app for iPad? All we have right now are a lot of expectations and a few teasers that Apple has thrown at us. We’ll see if reality meets the expectations in a couple of weeks. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@technicastudios5999]

i suspect its iMovie PRO because u can't go back and forth final cut project between mac and ipad. what baffles me they clearly said roundtrip from logic pro mac and ipad but none of that mention for final cut. so they basically want you to edit first on ipad and finish your master on mac. but you cant take existing mac projects and edit on the go on the ipad... biggest dissapointment EVER if thats the truth

[@andyH_England]

We will have to wait for Apple to clarify, but you can edit on the iPad and transfer to the Mac for a final cut, which TBH I think would be the main user case.

[@technicastudios5999]

@@andyH_England for me the dream of simply plugin my external ssd to an ipad and continue working on my current edit is crushed when i saw the differences FCP iPad is. Theres no way they'll have roundtrips because both FCPX Mac and FCPX iPad is totally different apps by just looking at it. UNLESS if they port FCPX Mac to become like FCPX ipad.. which going to dumb down FCPX for actual professional even more

[@andyH_England]

@@technicastudios5999 Apple has allowed you to finish your FCP project on the Mac after starting on the iPad, but not vice versa...yet! That could be an upgrade down the line once the iPad gets more features. Though I still think Apple sees these as complimentary devices for pros.

[@technicastudios5999]

@@andyH_England i doubt it as long as there;s no support for external drive editing they wont allow projects being edited back in the iPad and it'll kill their mac market tremendously. so Apple is still seeing the ipad as complimentary product. not a forefront machine that everybody wanted it to be

[@technicastudios5999]

it makes sense to think why apple did this because they still want to sell both ipad and macs but what doesnt make sense is they dont think it'll further steer pros away from their intended market. they makes learning editing easier than ever and they target students but they forgot who's going to teach all these students their nice apps? its the pros. they kinda alienated the pros more and more with their decision to please the average consumer market

[@HowToShopGreen]

At the end of the day, no matter how good these two apps are, it's not worth getting through a subscription. I would pay $300 for Logic Pro so at least I can say I own something. Not all Logic Pro users use the music app to make money. We use music apps to create music to be creative and for our own satisfaction. I hope Apple does offer the option to purchase the app down the road.

[@cubano100pct]

As a developer I would like to see Jetbrains tools, such as IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, Datagrip, CLion, WebStorm, etc on iPad

[@sharkflower123]

I you are already on Logic Pro on the Mac this will be a frustrating waste of time!

[@swissheartydogs]

M2 MacBookAir on the go with my full FCP and plugins, such as CinemaGrade: ‘sky is the limit’. Lighter (1.2kg vs iPadPro & keyboard) and more powerful. And no monthly fee…

[@BlairSlavin]

So Chris, how many years were you asking for Pro Apps to come to the iPad? Bet it was more than a couple. How many years did people tell apple to bring back card reader slots and to get rid of the scissor switch keyboards or bring back magnetic charger cable for their laptops… 5+ years. So I kind of dissagree with you about apple listening and giving people what they want. They only put USB-C on the iPhone because they were forced by a whole continent. Not because people asked for it year after year after year after……. I think this is a case of you seeing what you want to see.

[@andyH_England]

Every other company in the world is perfect then, and only copies Apple to pee you off? Many Apple trolls come out at night hunting for ways to post their anti-Apple rhetoric. If you hate them, then buy something else. Apple gets loads of things wrong; I get stuff bad every day; it is an imperfect world. Trashing Apple for mistakes and ignoring the rest is just biased. They made an error and corrected it, as they are with USB-C, keyboards, etc. Better they get there in the end than never at all!

[@angusbabb4913]

No to Subscription pricing .. what a rip off , scandalous ,didn't Apple learn from the waves plug in nonsense , Musicians and creators don't want subscription pricing , they need to read the room

[@LouMonestime]

Make it a one time purchase

[@stevenswall]

I Don't think Apple actually listens to pro users. Sure, sometimes they happen to do something professionals want... But those same professionals would be served by faster than usb 2.0 transfer speeds, standardized connections, 1" camera sensors, better window management, and better compatibility with their clients and It's indefinite with all those things.

[@Dailytekk]

If they came out with all those things in the next month I guarantee it “wouldn’t be enough” for some people

[@stevenswall]

@@Dailytekk Yeah, that's just the low hanging fruit that should have been done a decade ago. There would still be a laundry list of things to get feature parity with Windows and Android. At that point though, I would actually buy a Mac and an iPhone... Instead of buying a maxed out MacBook Pro and returning it because of the software and hardware drawbacks.

[@andyH_England]

@@stevenswall I do not understand why people want an iPad to be like Windows. MS was the same, they decided that Windows Tablets should be like Windows OS, and now Windows Tablets do not exist objectively. People want tablets to be tablets; otherwise, they would buy a laptop. Apple got it right, and Android Tablets copied them; MS failed miserably and missed a chance to lead the tablet market because they had the same wrong vision as you. For the record, devs make apps, and Apple cannot force them to make apps and games for iPads even though Apple provides substantial help.

[@stevenswall]

@@andyH_England Ignore the Windows part of you want to. Call it more like Ubuntu, which has the best of MacOS and Windows... Why would someone want that? Because a file system is useful. Because efficient use of screen real estate matters on all form factors. Because snapping windows is better than scattered stacks. Because an app store is useful (Ubuntu had this first.) Because a docked tablet is a laptop it just lacks ports but even that isn't relevant because Apple users are used to dongles. Apple doesn't need to force developers to do anything. They can already run all tablet apps on MacOS and vice versa... They just need to use their draconian company policies to do something about people opting out. Microsoft got it wrong because they have never gotten it right. The entire OS is inefficient and busted from the ground up and the only valid reason people have for using it is because windows runs a lot of business programs. Windows itself is trash, propped up by exclusive software... Similar to the Xbox. Android might have it wrong too, but then most Android manufacturers are laughably stupid with their disgusting implementations of Android that pale in comparison to things like Lineage OS. Apple got marketing right, and making a product where no individual feature is the worst in class (relative to the purposely busted trash experiences made by Samsung and Google.) ...and that's really all that matters to most consumers. Most people don't know that they are inefficient brain dead morons dithering in the dark with their trash tools because they have never experienced an OS set up to get things done as efficiently as possible.

[@TheMrTrainor]

So no a12 chip? I thought it could?

[@SolidSnake-cn7mo]

I hope we see a slightly larger screen space on the next iPad Pro, just squeeze in to more inches and I buy a new model.

[@BrianHallmond]

If it starts syncing with non-apple products easily so I can put my content from my Canon or Samsung tech to the ipad and back seemlessly then and only then will I consider an iPad.

[@rogeriogomesosorio4755]

The problem is simple: DR is one time-purchase (or even free); FCP is a subscription plan… so either FCP for the iPad has some really amazing features, or I’ll never will choose FCP over DR. Apple couldn’t resist it. And that will be a problem for them.

[@andyH_England]

It is a choice. You decide, but it is better to have a choice than not!

[@ghost-user559]

@@andyH_England No it’s definitely not better? Apple is an over trillion dollar company with a 5 Billion dollar campus. I have not talked to a single real human who is excited about Final cut or logic, software they already paid a half a grand if they got both, on machines that cost thousands of dollars cumulatively, just to now be subscribed indefinitely to inferior mobile versions of the same software, except with inferior data transfer speeds, no real file system, and no plugins. Literally Apple could have made their entire existing customer base excited to pay another 300$ per application. Instead no one is excited, it’s five years after they promised “pro level apps”, and now other companies do it better. This is called a loss.

[@andyH_England]

@@ghost-user559 Don't buy it, then! I do not see the problem. Adobe, the most prominent creator software, is a subscription, but I do not see you and others whining about that on YT! And Adobe Suite is many times more expensive. FCP for iPad is aimed at pros who do not even blink at $5 a month. For consumers, then buy DaVinci or LumaFusion. Stop trolling and buy or use what suits you.

[@ghost-user559]

@@andyH_England You’re joking right? Adobe offers literally over 20 Professional Applications that are industry standards? Apple destroyed Final Cut when they bought it and the entire industry jumped ship because they destroyed it lol? And people use pro tools in the industry? I’ve never heard a legitimate musician or producer using logic and I actually worked in Hollywood with actual industry professionals? You are hilarious. You have dozens of comments acting like you have some superior perspective but suddenly I’m a “troll” because I actually want to OWN software? Lol clown. It’s amazing that you can gaslight yourself into believing that never owning something is somehow superior to actually owning something. If I’m paying 1500-2500$ for a decked out iPad Pro to edit “Professionally” then a perpetual subscription to inferior software with no plugins, with no ports and no file system is objectively and factually NOT professional. And I’m allowed to have a rational argument and logic based opinion without being a “troll”.

[@ghost-user559]

@@andyH_England I haven’t heard anything from you as to the benefits of paying forever and ever and never getting anything in return? I’ve read all your comments and responses, and so far other than a theoretical lining of the pockets of big tech, I see zero advantage for the consumer or a professional? In fact it’s indeed inferior in every single possible way. And to even pretend pointing out the objective reality is “trolling” is hilarious. Unless you work for Apple? The fact is people are willing to spend thousands of dollars on hardware, and then again hundreds upon hundreds on software. When you no longer own that software, there is zero benefit to the consumer whatsoever.

[@MannyDemaga]

Duuuuude, I have been waiting for Logic on Ipad for so long 😩😩😩 LET’S GOOOO

[@Idfkwhyy]

The line between ipad and Mac is getting blurrier and blurrier

[@cvictor1126]

I'd be fine with $5 per app, the question is what if I already use the Mac versions of both?

[@Kjohny44]

if Logic on iPad doesn't support VSTs then it's automatically going to trash for all professional Logic users.

[@markhorst3628]

Is there anything more professional the Apple Photos in future?

[@Dailytekk]

Like an Aperture comeback? 🤔

[@reidrulezdood]

Just waiting for xcode to come to Ipad now!!

[@alexvrajitoru9097]

why do I feel like you already tested the final cut on the Ipad but you cannot say anything about this, yet ?

[@rickyelvis3215]

the first and only person to stick up for iPad photographers (12.9 in my case) on youtube and not follow the masses of youtube sheep who believe it’s akin to insanity… while doing the same with their pissy tiny weeny phones is completely acceptable… balls of steel ~ good on you!

[@d.s.dathaniel7552]

Can we finally code on iPad pro!

[@Mr.Monta77]

Watson and Crick discovered the double helix structure and function of DNA. That was a big deal. This is just a new app.

[@papsny]

Dont forget, apple capped memory usage for the ipad

[@adamford161]

I JUST bought Davinci Resolve 18.5 for the iPad haha.

[@ghost-user559]

Good at least you own it lol

[@carlstevenwilletts]

I am usually against the idea of subscriptions for software, however, Microsoft’s decision to make Office a subscription allowed millions to get the software (legally) for a price that was within reach of almost everyone (who could afford a PC or Mac). Like Office, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro are professional tools. Yes, they are used by enthusiasts, but really the idea is to make money with them. Being a subscription puts these powerful tools within reach of almost everyone and will improve their chances of establishing themselves in their chosen career.

[@angusbabb4913]

Nah,itsa a rip-off , Apple make their money through hardware not software ... this is a very bad look , they need to read the room and reconsider

[@ghost-user559]

Literally no one single real customer actually believes that. If there was a tiered system where “normal people” or hobbyists could get a subscription? No problem. The fact that people who already paid thousands of dollars in hardware and hundreds of dollars in software are now told they can’t even buy the software if they wanted to? Lol. That’s an actual joke.

[@galefraney]

No mention of whether these "pro" Apps will have full functionality or will they be a cut back versions ... similar to the way Adobe's Photoshop for iPad is missing all of the important in-depth functionality, basically nothing more than a useless toy with only the most basic tools and functions that many free Apps can already do better ?!

[@topofthegreen]

Let me guess you have to buy the newest i pad to get this.

[@dbtech4562]

Next I want Terminal for the iPad.

[@Kevdog1920]

Ijustine said you can’t switch to Mac to iPad version but you said you can

[@Dailytekk]

iPad to Mac

[@machitect]

I wonder if there is family sharing for these apps!

[@ricardomilice2470]

I personally don’t care if Logic cost 500 dollars. I don’t like having a bill over my head. Everyone is different with bills 💵. What if you brought your IPad and you had to pay 10 dollars a month subscription.

[@PurushNahiMahaPurush]

Would be nice if they focused on things other than video and audio creation. Not everyone cares about these. In fact a very small % of people do. But KZbinrs do so they would have you believe as if Apple is bringing MacOS app support to iPad. What about engineering tools? You can’t even make an iPad app using the iPad. What about Autodesk apps? Full Microsoft Office? Matlab?

[@voyantdigi2024]

Do you think they’ll introduce a new pro app, light a Lightroom competitor?

[@thecrazy9169]

I can definitely see the smile & enthusiasm when you explain.

[@csanchezfilms1680]

Now I need a M1 iPad mini

[@IsseyLelay]

1:09 "at least M1" chip, no, "at least A12 Bionic chip"

[@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing]

I think I will stick with LumaFusion. It’s a once off cost, and if they add features that I need. I don’t mind paying once off for them.