Apple unveils new versions of Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro with AI features

Apple unveiled its latest iPads at the Let Loose Event and also introduced new versions of Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro for iPad and Mac. The two creativity apps are designed to be much more sophisticated and more capable of taking advantage of the M4 processor found in the new iPad Pro. The iPad versions of these apps are updated to version 2, while the Mac versions get AI enhancements.
The new versions of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad will be available as free updates and will be monetised via a monthly subscription model. The Logic Pro for iPad 2 launches on May 13, while the Final Cut updates will be available later this year.

Apple’s new Logic Pro for iPad and Mac: All new features

The new Logic Pro for iPad 2 and Mac boasts new AI features to assist in the music-making process. It has a new Session Players feature that uses AI to create a backing band to create music that responds directly to feedback. It implements the current Drummer and adds a new Bass Player and Keyboard Player as well.

Further, Apple has also introduced a Stem Splitter that allows the producer to take any audio file and separate it into four parts: Bass, Drums, Vocals, and Other Instruments. Then with the help of these instruments, you can add new parts or apply custom effects.