Apple recently announced the huge news that both Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro are coming to the iPad on May 23rd, 2023. Ashley Xu was one of the few people that got to use Final Cut Pro on the iPad before it was officially announced by Apple, and she was featured in the official … More Episode 172 – Final Cut Pro with Ashley Xu

Charlie Chapman is the developer of Dark Noise and hosts the Launched podcast. In this episode we discuss how Charlie uses the iPad, his hopes for WWDC 2023, and dive into the latest updates to Dark Noise including the recent update to version 3. YouTube Version of the Podcast Links and Show Notes Dark Noise … More Episode 171 – Dark Noise 3 with Charlie Chapman

Terri Morgan is the Co-Founder and Lead Designer at Luma Touch, the creators of LumaFusion. She was last on episode 3 of this podcast. Since then, a ton of updates have been released for the app, including a huge one just this past week that added the Multicam Studio. In this episode, we dive deep … More Episode 170 – LumaFusion Multicam Studio with Terri Morgan

Zsolt Benke is a developer from Pécs, Hungary; who blogs over at Decoding.io. We discuss how he uses the iPad Pro and mini including apps like Things, Drafts, DevonThink, and using the iPad with the Apple Studio Display. We close out the discussion by diving into his post from March 16th, “Of course, we need … More Episode 169 – Zsolt Benke from Decoding.io

Agenda takes note taking to the next level, helping you plan projects and prepare for meetings. Setup a note for next week’s head-to-head with your biggest client, or begin planning the next phase of a major project. Link your note directly to an event in your calendar, and you’ll be fully prepared for anything that … More Episode 168 – Agenda 17 with Alex Griekspoor

Justin Bianco is the creator of forScore; a sheet music reading app for iPad, iPhone, and the Mac. Version 14 is now available. After a decade of evolution the metadata panel and tuner have been completely replaced, rewritten from scratch to be more flexible, modern, and powerful. Apple Pencil hover detection supercharges the annotation experience, … More Episode 167 – forScore 14 with Justin Bianco

DaVinci Resolve is an all in one professional level video editing app that includes color grading, color correction, visual effects, and audio post-production. DaVinci Resolve is available for macOS, Windows, Linux, and now iPadOS. To discuss this brand new version of DaVinci Resolve is Shawn Carlson. Shawn is a Product Specialist at Blackmagic Design, the … More Episode 166 – DaVinci Resolve with Shawn Carlson

Devon Dundee is the host of the the Magic Rays of Light podcast all about the Apple TV. In this episode we deep dive into all things iPadOS 16. YouTube Version of the Podcast Links and Show Notes Everlog.appScreentime.plusDevonDundee.comScreenTimes.netmastodon.social/@devondundee Chapter Markers00:00:00: Opening00:02:01: Devon Dundee00:06:15: New Apps?00:08:43: Stage Manager00:13:48: Journaling00:14:44: Everlog00:15:17: The splits00:17:45: External Monitor00:27:00: Other … More Episode 165 – iPadOS 16 with Devon Dundee

Ged Maheux is the co-founder of the Iconfactory. In this episode we dive deep into their app Linea Sketch. aHe was last on the podcast for episode 76 to discuss Tot and was on episode 20 to chat about version 2 of Linea Sketch. In this episode, we discuss all of the updates since version … More Episode 164 – Linea Sketch 4.2 with Ged Maheux

Matt Birchler from BirchTree.me and A Better Computer on YouTube is back on the show. He was previously on episodes 74, 92, 114, 123, 131, 143, and 150. In this episode we touch on a bunch of different topics including Mastodon, RSS, the Sony Inzone M9 monitor, subscriptions, Matt’s move to Todoist, Letterboxd, and Adobe’s … More Episode 163 – Mastodon, Subscriptions, Letterboxd, and more with Matt Birchler