This is on sale at JRRShop for $167.15

See my post in the deals forum...

People laugh or don't take seriously doing work on the iPad.   In case many of you have forgotten, the iPad is likely more powerful than the computers you were using 5 years ago to record 24+ track audio.   Its TOTALLY capable of running high end audio on a stereo mix.

Also... why would you need to use it with another app.   Its a mastering tool made to do one thing.  Master 2 track audio with a limited set of controls so you can't f__k it up too badly or get lost like one can in Ozone or Cubase or Sonar.    People need to learn to take things for what they are sometimes and appreciate their purpose and not always second guess the manufacturers or the concepts these tools are intended to satisfy.  I got this for Ipad and its really pretty excellent.  The thing I DON"T like is that u need to use iTunes to get the songs into the tool.  That is a PITA!   However, they're arre many ways to get the finished songs out.

I agree with you. Though there is far less "that's not pro" or "it's too old" or "it's not the best so you're an idiot to use it", on these Forums. If you can get a good master on an iPad, go get 'em.  An iPad is a great studio tool for lots of people. If I have 12 really great songs, I'll have someone master them for me. For now, easy, good results are good enough. Who has the time to study every aspect of  this huge audio production field. Ive been working on teaching myself piano, music theory and guitar set up. I'm working on cutting my own nut (OUCH!!) so the strings don't flap around in different tunings. And trying to figure out my new phone. And my life long quest to make a pizza so good it will make you cry. (I'm darn close on that one). There's room for everyone; mastering on an iPad doesn't make you a slacker as long as it sounds good. At least not as much of a slacker as putting in a frozen pizza.

No more nutcuttin' for you, Myron.

Yeah, I hate when I do that.

I usually ate when I did.