The new Play version adds a bunch of built-in sounds to make it even more independent.
Not much, but enough, and a good spread of features in a small space.
Everything is powered by three AA batteries.
Akai
But for such a neat little unit, theres a third way.
you might pair this up with your iPhone or iPad and have a music studio in your backpack.
Apps like AUM and Audiobus act as mini studios connecting all the small, modular music apps on iOS.
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“Yes, it’s possible to make professional-level music on an iPad.
I have done it many times.
But the iPad has no buttons, knobs, dials, or keys.
That lets it double up as an audio interface for the iPad and ensures seamless compatibility.
And you could go one better.
If you’re on the move, why not just use your iPhone instead?
Many music apps have been cut down, UI-wise, to fit the smaller screen.
Just like the folks in the promo videos.
