My new iPlug

So is this your iThread too?

('Cause this is my iReply.)

Sorry, how rude of me!  I must have accidentally deleted my comment about your song. 

I thought it was very good but (if I may), with a bit too much reverb.  Lots of other good stuff going on there though!

Starise


 Keys and drums done in garage band. Is it ok to say "iPad" here? Imported into Sonar for guitar, vocals and harmonica.

Have an iListen if you want... 

http://snd.sc/13ibaP2

had you said you did it with IK stuff I might have listened...
 
J/K sounds good

 Thanks for the comments guys!    

 Mike- I used audiobus to connect sampletank into garageband. I had a midi keyboard connected to sampletank and I used this to play a few keys parts onto the drum arrangement.

 Audiobus is the app that connects these programs. The drums were simply apple loops in Garageband. I'm not usually a loop user, preferring to use midi and one of my drum programs on the big DAW. 

 To get away from looped drums I downloaded Beatmaker 2 and propellerheads apps.  It might interest some to know that Fruityloops is now an Apple app and it ports to the big program. For the huge sum of 20.00 I got Beatmaker2. An expensive program by app standards. 

 If you search drums in the app store you will have hundreds of choices. Lots of step sequencers and emulated Akai type machines too but this isn't usually the genre I play. 

 The bees knees will be if I can make a decent drum track in an app and export a midi file. Several apps have drop box built right in so I could export to dropbox , retrieve it in the big DAW and use the idea in a project. In some cases the track might be that good that I might export an audio file or both midi and audio to beef up a weak track.

 I'm still new to this as well but learning is fun! I wish Sonar allowed a direct import of AAC files. I had to make a conversion first. Not difficult as a converter was free online...still Cakewalk I hope you're listening.

I was going to listen,  but then I spotted iBap in the url...