Not at all. You lay out your instruments and zoom in on each one to program it. Very easy to use, though.

ah. I have an ipad. Looks like a pretty cool app. A similar layout to FL studio?

Thanks info

Retronyms.

iPad only by the way: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tabletop … 80882?mt=8

I tried to search for "tabeltop" on the app store, couldn't find it. Could you tell me who made it and such? might make it easier to find, and it greatly interests me.

I used the new version of fingerlab's DM1 on my track this week It is awesome

I used nanoloop iOS for last week's pseudo juke track, I rather like it aside from it being limited in terms of the amount of instruments you can use (1 per sequence per track).

Beatmaker 2 has been a great sketchpad and I love it's overall functionality, but I'd like a synth, and teh effects are not to brilliantly implemented.... switch to nanostudio on occasion, but I find the available audio copy/paste fucntions to be awkward.

iMaschine has a nice interface but is very limited in terms of sounds and editing (non for the latter), though i do like transfering to Maschine itself.

JR hexatone is a really fun quasi-random drum sequencer, check it out.

May throw up a list of interesting apps tomorrow as I've been really into this for a while.

Since posting on this, I've unearthed a few others. 'Aurora Sound Studio HD', 'DopplerPad', 'SynthStation', and 'Epic Synth' are all my wishlist now, and I've picked up...

'Sample Lab' a sampler with some nice features not present in most other sampling inclusive platforms

'Gruvtron' is a fun sampler with nice, easy, controls

'Instand Drummer' are a series of easy, cheap, and a little silly beat makers

'VOX 3000 Lite' is a speech synth, which may see some play in future...

'Equaliser' is one of three, I think, specific effect programs

'Twisted Wave' is a nice, simple, and robust wave form recorder and editor (trimming samples recorded in other apps suddenly became a LOT easier)

Each of those uses the 'AudioCopy' system, which allows for file moving between programs, which I am VERY happy about finding out about (call me slow on the uptake, I only found out about it by accident).

I'm using Caustic for android the demo is everything minus the ability to save and export. it exports midi ogg and wav. for only 7.99. I know the the thread says iOS but Its worth mentioning.

Numerology on iOS..drool.

ive been thinking about what kind of interfaces would work well with a tablet. im thinking that a piano roll might not be the best interface for a touch screen device.. and certainly not a tracker style thing.. i have always thought it would be cool to be able to sequence chords as well as notes. but thats just me..

Make a good MIDI sequencer for the iPhone. I will purchase it.

well. thing is. ive been working on a cross platform sequencer app.. I dont currently own an iOS device. but have contemplated getting one and making a sequencer for it. I am more compelled towards android. but im not sure it has the right market share and I have heard that the audio is laggy

If it exports midi, has multiple tracks and arpeggiator + some other midi tools, why not. UI should also be easy to zoom in / zoom out. Step sequencer + piano interface + pads. Check iMaschine and make better version of it and I'm first in line to buy it;)

If I made a sequencer for iOS.. would anyone buy it?