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I would like to be able to listen to a song I just created. I can download them on my computer with Itunes, but unless I missed something in the FAQ, I just cant find my completed songs in the app (Iphone version). You can save your recordings to audio copy and paste them into another app to listen ...

When you import your loops, your original loop is saved but you can change the BPM at which it is played back, the length of the sample played back, and the volume of the sample in addition to the other filters. You can also export patterns you've saved if you only select the one sample for playback ...

You can also save PDF files to iBooks.

You could use a midi sequencer to generate midi notes in another app or do an arp from midi hardware to run the iMS20 app and record the results in iMS 20 in live record mode. You can create drum patterns, but their length is determined by the BPM iMS 20 is set at.

Audiobus can chain together apps that support it.

It depends upon what equipment you're using to amplify the output from your iPad. Some musicians use midi to control other devices and don't really need the audio output from the iPad. At other times they'll only want a mono output to drive synth vocoders for example. A small mixer can often be very ...

I'd add WaveGenerator, Magellan, NLog Pro, Sunriser, ThumbJam, Addictive Synth, and Grain Science to the list.