Ipad Pros

On today’s episode we have Max from Ulysses, Max is the lead developer and co-founder of Ulysses. During the interview we discuss who Ulysses is for, we dive deep into some of the app’s more advanced features and spend some time discussing their move to subscription pricing. Ulysses for those that don’t know is a professional writing application. The application provides a clean distraction free environment to create Markdown based text that can then be exported into a bunch of different formats. I use the app both at my day job to create documents and it’s what I use for this show to create the show notes. I’ve tried a lot of writing apps and Ulysses is the one that works the way I think a writing app should work. I’d encourage anyone looking for a great writing app to try out the 14-day free trial. As a reminder I’m always on the lookout for professionals using the iPad in unique ways. If you have a story to share please get in touch with me. You can email me iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com or send me a message o

On today’s episode we have Denys from Readdle. Readdle develops several productivity apps for iOS including Spark, Documents, PDF Expert, Printer Pro, Scanner Pro, and many others. Readdle was the company that introduced drag and drop in their apps just 10 days before Apple introduced iOS 11. In today’s interview we discuss what iOS 11 means for the iPad, what iOS 11 means for their apps, the future of Spark, and countless other topics.Readdle has been creating great iOS apps for the past 10 years now and creates many apps that I depend on day in and day out. If you haven’t had a chance, check out their apps at readdle.com. You can find the show notes over at www.iPadPros.net. Follow the show on Twitter @iPadProsPodcast and follow me @tchaten. Feedback can be sent to iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Learn about some different options for setting up your iPad for working a full day on the iPad in either a desktop or mobile setup. For links and show notes visit www.iPadPros.net. Pictures of many of the setups discussed are available at www.iPadPros.net. Feedback can be sent to iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s episode we have Chris from PreSonos the maker’s of Notion for iOS, Mac and Windows. Notion is the best app for composing, arranging and creating sheet music on the iPad. Chris is the product manager and a composer himself. In today’s interview we discuss the process of writing music with Notion, the customer feedback loop for creating new features, the process of working with Apple on having their app featured in an ad, what features you get in the Mac version that haven’t yet made it over to the iPad, tips for utilizing all of the different input methods (which include handwriting recognition, MIDI keyboards and touch to enter) and many more topics to help you understand what Notion is all about and hopefully inspire some of you to start creating your own music. For those that don’t know I was a music composition major in college and have spend hundreds of hours writing music with Finale Music on the Mac. Notion is an impressive app and am pleased to say that I am once again writing musi

On today’s episode we have Terri from LumaTouch (luma-touch.com). She is the co-founder, designer and product manager of the wonderful video editing application LumaFusion for iOS. We dive into the many features they pack into the app and what updates are in the works. If you do video editing on the iPad this is the essential app to get. It is the closest thing you’ll find to Final Cut Pro for iOS and it is in active development with some great features in the pipeline. You can find the show notes over at www.iPadPros.net. Follow the show on Twitter @iPadProsPodcast and follow me @tchaten. Feedback can be sent to iPadProsPodcast@gmail.comThanks for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s episode is all about creating templates for publishing this podcast to Wordpress. I use an app called Editorial and in today’s episode I’ll be sharing what that app is, what actions I’m using to build out this template, how the actions talk to each other and some other notes that should help you in building out your own templates.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Learn how to produce a podcast entirely on the iPad. The episode covers all hardware, software, apps and services needed to get the job done. The workflow includes the ability to record Skype, FaceTime or another VOIP service to have a guest on the show.Full show notes are available at www.iPadPros.net. Send feedback to iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.