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I have been making beats/songs in GarageBand and had been getting to the point where I was running out of sounds when I found out about using other Apps as Audio Unit Extensions via GarageBand. After buying this app, I quickly realized that the way it is set up with pads renders usability of instruments useless. You can basically only set up 16 pads/sounds and that’s it. If I am missing something, I would love be told and shown different. Also, it’s disappointing and misleading that it comes with a small amount of instruments and yet plenty of instrument/sound packs to purchase. The UI needs substantial improvement along with its interactivity with GarageBand. With lots of improvements, I’d be happy to change my rating. That or just let GarageBand add your sounds to their library.

It’s a great app with some of the nicest sounding sample packs for sale on iOS . There is just one glaring issue with the app, the piano roll is a laggy mess in AUV3 at least on my iPad Pro 10.5, it’s been like this forever. Try to move a note on the piano roll and random notes appear. I wish the piano roll was closer to NanoStudio 2s design which is flawless execution. I’ve spent more on this app than any other music app, so I would expect the bugs to eventually be worked out. Haven’t yet.

V2.2.9(1) Full functioning Sample player with piano roll, sequencer and song editor. It does what's promised and the sounds are good enough with some nice IAPs (occasionally on sale) like strings, choirs, India and Asia sound packs that i think are unique compared to SampleTank. The interface is adequate but a little "stiff" feeling with a slightly cumbersome with page sized backgrounds and button sprites, not dynamically drawn, but I rely on those features elsewhere. HOWEVER.... On my iPhone X the keys triggering fails often on the piano pad styled layout requiring double taps, it's definitely software issue (perhaps not updated for iPhoneX screen ). Until this issue is fixed on the iPhone, jamming is impossible to rely on and composing as you record your key presses isn't a pleasant experience and therefore can't recommend. On my iPad Air2, it works as expected.