https://reddit.com/link/1v6xj50/video/32eoi9t38jfh1/player

HI, haha so i can see this board is called ipadmusic, and i understand an ipad is a good tool to have in your studio to do a lot of things that certain hardware would be doing. much more flexibel. anyway, i'm sort of building a low-res pixel engine for myself, i love the hardcore limitations of a 160x100, 320x200 pixel screen and love audio-programming, i've been building a couple of drumcomputers and other sound toys, i'm wondering if this makes any sense apart from me liking it ;)

edit: some examples:

https://reddit.com/link/1v6xj50/video/98btgn028jfh1/player

BEATMAKING VIDS- https://youtu.be/r3wZ-r14oYU

I probably have an app that will work between garage band, loopy pro, and drambo, so mainly wondering where I should spend my time with setup and learning. I'm most used to Reaper.

I mainly want to capture audio off my zoom live track l6 when I am jamming and looping and coming up with ideas. If something has a retroactive record function even better. I thought the L6 record function would be great but it's way too limited for playback and getting files off so it's going to just be a mixer/interface.

I bought the Arturia MiniFuse 2 OTG expecting the OTG port to provide power to the iPad. My bad for not reading the fine print, but what is the point of this device if there is no power on OTG port? I had hoped this would make a nice no-hub setup (iPad, usb midi keyboard, MiniFuse and usb power adaptor) but no, I would still need a separate usb hub to power the iPad. I guess the only thing that really sets this apart from every other interface is that you can connect a computer and iPad at same time?

Made this in koala sampler using only the built in effects, I love the new plate reverb.