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Helio ( ) is another MIDI-only workstation.Дon't know them at all, but rosegarden definitely belongs to group. The various offspring from seq24 ( ) might also be considered MIDI-only DAWs (if there be such a beast).

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Software from the Open Octave project ( ) is apparently the basis for falkTX's Libre Open Octave codebase ( ), but as far as I know it's a MIDI-only project. Some nice mixing and mastering modules have been shared (all modules are free).Other items such as CabbageHost ( ) and LNX Studio ( ) could be considered DAWs as well. Last one really souped up the sampler and it's now officially jungle certified (by me anyway ). Every couple of years Alexander (one man dev) comes out with a substantial update. Takes a bit of work to get samples sounding as good as in Ableton.ДЄny specific questions ask and I'll answer as best I can. it's not geared for big sample based instruments.)Дifficulty in learning it all (I'm a modular noob). I have clicked with it, I find I can get my ideas down quicker with it's tracker/pattern sequencer/modular combo than any other Daw/software/hardware I've used.Д¬ons for me are the limited amount of modules (eg there is no ping pong delay, if you want one you have to build it. Personally, I use it on my phone in combination with caustic (purely for the sample editor, then once prepped caustic is closed and they go into sunvox). One guy has had a release on kniteforce with a tune he made 100% in it. Nearly all the examples of it online are chiptune esque, but it can go anyway you want it to, especially if you make use of the sampler module. Has an export function (I read above this is useful to you). So if your killing time in a hotel room or train and want to learn a tracker you can't go wrong. It is definitely not for everyone, it has it's own style and idiosyncrasies, but this is it's strength also, it really rewards experimentation. And a user community where people share modules they have created. I actually have the House one as I like to dabble in House and was interested in the app itself after this demo: Here's the default patterns programmed in that come with it - you can buy extra stuff too, at the moment, I'm only aware of a Techno one and a House one.

I don't have many other apps that are worthy of mentioning but there's heaps on the app store, all sorts of stuff, the Korg Electribe Wave seems to be the closest to the GR-16, a bit more expensive and some argue whether it's a better app or not.

I can't remember the price but im sure it was like under ВЈ20 or something, silly price for what it can do but of course you need an iPad first. I wouldn't compare it to a regular DAW as that's not what it is, think more along the lines of the Korg Electribe boxes, in fact you could potentially liken it to the Electribe ( synth ) and the Electribe ( sampler ) in one as it does both and the synth engine is very versatile and sounds great.

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I'm liking the export option a lot which exports each track as a stem along with the Ableton Live project file direct to my email in a zip file so when I get home, I just download it, open the project and away I go with the core idea my DAW.

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I'm not doing full tracks on it and don't want to either but I travel a lot so it makes a handy app to generate core ideas on and it's pretty damn good to be fair too. But I'm just running the Grooverider G-16 app on it - which feels like some kind of Korg style Electribe in a way I guess. I don't know enough about iPad's either and mine cost ВЈ300 and is the 9.7'' with 32g storage. I guess it depends on what you want to do as to what iPad you need.

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