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IВґm a big and strong guy normally but i had trouble to hold my iPad Air for long time and it hurts my shoulder and arms (beeing already stroked from work) and i have to lay it down while i can put a notebook on my legs and use the trackpad for hours. It's not about the better device, but the one that's most convenient in a given context.

#ASTROPAD FOR SURFACE PRO SOFTWARE#

If a desktop software has a smart mouse control implemented, you can handle it for hours - impossible on a(ny) tablet. your (say) one pound hand at the end of a 2 foot lever (shoulder/arm) is a serious weight to be controlled - opposed to have it rested on the table and shifting the mouse for a couple of inches in any direction. The tablet paradigm works great on spontaneous actions with it's intuitive and direct response.Д«ut not so well on sustained efforts.

There are plenty of fantastic synths on iOS, even some that originated on PC and Mac, and others that are on par with PC and Mac stuff, or actually started on iOS then moved to those other said: (SP might be something to revisit next time youвЂ™re in the market for a laptop)Д«itwig, like most PC and Mac DAWs easily outstrips iOS DAWs in terms of power, features, and access to top plugins, but iPad offers such a broad range of special, small, fast tools, which are easily powerful enough to satisfy while also being easy to learn and use. I got the SP to replace my destroyed laptop, when Bitwig touch had just gone live so I went for the second touch platform. If you already have a laptop you like and an iPad, IвЂ™d say youвЂ™re probably good to go as is. IвЂ™ve got SP3, and use Bitwig, MultitrackStudio (MTS), and FL, on it, all of which are set up nicely for touch, and thereвЂ™s a few iOS/multi platform apps (other than MTS which is iOS, PC and Mac) which are fun on the SP: Sunvox, Caustic, Pixitracker, Mazetools Soniface, even Nanostudio.

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