Amaya Toman Apple has released new versions of its native GarageBand, iMovie, Pages, Keynote, and Numbers apps. New versions have been released for both iOS and macOS, with the exception of GarageBand, whose update is currently only available for iOS. It is no coincidence that the updates came out at the time when the sale of new products was launched - some of the updated applications offer functions tailored to the new iPad Pro.
iMovie for iOS
- After connecting your iOS device to an external display, you can choose to mirror the contents of the iPad screen or preview the video in full screen mode while you edit. Full-screen video preview while editing works on iPhone 7 and later, iPad 2017th generation, and iPad Pro XNUMX and later.
- In the updated version, Apple successfully fixed a bug that caused video distortion while editing a vertical video clip with the iMovie extension in the native Photos app.
- It was also possible to solve the problem with sharing videos on an iPhone or iPad via a mobile connection.
- The new version of iMovie for iOS also comes with improved stability, which also fixed the problem of adding speed change effects.
GarageBand for iOS
- Support for keyboard shortcuts when using Smart Keyboard or Bluetooth keyboard
- Adding a Wah stompbox pedal and Face Control to Smart Guitar
- Improved stability, fixed some bugs
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Pages for iOS
- The possibility to publish your books directly on Apple Books for subsequent download or purchase
- Improved stability and performance
Keynote and Numbers for iOS
- Removal of the ability to share video files directly on Facebook
- Added a new option "Prepare for Facebook" - this option will allow you to export a Facebook-compatible video file to your system and manually upload it to the Facebook website.
- Improved overall stability
Pages for macOS
- The ability to publish your books directly to Apple Books for subsequent download or purchase.
- Performance and stability improvements
- Keynote and Numbers for macOS
- The new update brings significant stability and performance improvements.
hello, I'm a relatively new user of the Ipad Pro 10″, so I'm getting to know it. However, the Garage band app caught my attention right away. I'm still trying the options. I also bought the "Lighting camera adapter" and I'm trying everything that can be connected. Midi keys from Arturia are cool, I think better than on PC and with original Analog Lab. I still haven't figured out how to connect external audio (bass, guitar). I have a Steinberg UR22 MKII sound card. When connected with a USB cable, such a tuner works, but the sound from the tablet does not come out. Can you advise me what to do with it, or will I have to buy a Lighting reduction - jack adapter?
As for the guitar, Apogee products (JAM, ONE... and others) are quite nice. Works fine with both iOS and macOS. Personally, I have an Apogee JAM, which cost less than 3 thousand and the service is completely flawless. I just connect the 6,5mm jack from the guitar and that's it.
Thanks for the tip, I got the Apogee JAM too and it's what I was looking for.