#daw developers

If you are luck or unlucky enough to meet a programmer in your life, you might realize how different they are from the rest of the world.  Programmers aren’t using to see things that are actually tangible, and they can understand what a program or picture will look like when it is purely based on text or code.  This kind of logical mind is not something that can be acquired as much as it is something you are, or aren’t born with.  Programmers are gifted at what they do on many levels, not simply technical ones.  When they design an app for music producers OR DJs, they not only need to think about how the program will work, but there has to be careful attention paid to how well users will interact with it. This is why iPad apps are so special.  They rely on touch technology rather than a keyboard and mouse, so app developers have to work around these circumstances.  DAWs like Ableton may seem complex to a first time user, but they are in fact made easy to use with their visual interfaces and intuitive navigation.  The guys who build such programs are living in a world of their own. http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/meet-the-programmers-fabfilter-574996

If you want to try your hand at creating a viable iPad app, then you’re going to have a long hard road ahead of you.  It begins with an idea; what it is exactly that you want to accomplish.  The next step is to really take a look at your resources and seeing if it is worth your time.  Creating an app that is needed and utilitarian is everyone’s goal, but such apps have already been explored by big name developers and teams of programmers who are getting paid to code.  Creating an app on your own could take countless hours, maybe even years. This is why a lone developer will struggle trying to make a popular synthesizer app when there are hundred to choose from.  On the other hand, a lone developer might have an easier time making an eccentric app that hasn’t been thought of before.  There won’t be a huge market for it (if any), but you can be assured that few competitors will be vying for the buyers’ attention.  Whichever road is chosen, there are difficulties and problems that will occur down the line, and even the best app makers find themselves working through bugs and glitches.   http://www.musicradar.com/news/dj/iphone-ipad-ios-music-making-app-round-up-week-82-574768/3