Apple today released an updated version of Logic Pro, introducing all of the new features that were previewed last week. New versions of both

Logic Pro for iPad 2: Requires an iPad with Apple A12 Bionic chip or later and iPadOS 17.4 or later. Some features require an iPad with Apple M1 chip or later; requires 987MB available storage space for minimum install or up to 31GB storage space for full Sound Library installation

At first, I wasn’t sure what to make of Logic Pro for iPad when Apple unveiled it last year. It quickly became apparent in early hands-on testing that it had the goods. It was the first time I saw something as powerful as a desktop digital audio workstation running on a tablet.

To go along with the new iPad Pro models that were introduced today, Apple debuted updated versions of both Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. The

Apple® today unveiled the all-new Logic Pro® for iPad® 2 and Logic Pro for Mac® 11, delivering breakthrough professional experiences for songwriting, beat-making, producing, and mixing. Powered by artificial intelligence,

The AI-powered music production app leverages iPad Pro's features to improve songwriting, producing, mixing, and beat-making components.

Apple is updating two of its biggest pro apps to complement the new iPad Pro models announced today. The updated Logic Pro will be available first, hitting the App Store starting on May 13th for both the iPad and Mac,

Apple has unveiled new versions of Logic Pro for both Mac and iPad - versions 11 and 2 respectively. Leading the way in each edition are new AI-powered features: Bass and Keyboard ‘Session Players’, which do for these instruments what Drummer does for drums;

Apple has launched Final Cut Pro 2 and Logic Pro 2 for iPad with new features including multicam video recording and AI-based audio tracks called Session Players.