Apple today announced some minor updates to Logic Pro for both the Mac and the iPad, including the ability to search for plug-ins and sources and the addition of more analog-simulating sounds.

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Whether you’re a singer or songwriter, in a band, a musician, or a podcaster, there is a good chance that you use Logic Pro on the Mac or iPad to produce, edit, and eventually export.

When it comes to effects, loops and plug-ins, Logic Pro boasts 80 studio effects, 40 software instrument plug-ins, over 1,700 sampled instruments and over 20,000 royalty-free Apple Loops. How's that ...

I was as surprised as anyone when Apple announced that Logic Pro was coming to the iPad. I was excited too. Logic Pro is an app I use every week to produce MacStories’ podcasts, and I’d wanted the ...