It feels like a pumped-up version of GarageBand's smart instruments, and not something that a lot of musicians would want to use on their final projects - but it could make cutting a demo with a realistic-sounding drum track a lot easier, and we imagine creative users should be able to come up with some pretty interesting and unique results. There's also a plug-in that lets you build your own custom drum kit to make sure the sound and beat you get is as unique as possible. New features, new design, new iPad integration Drummer can apparently play "millions" of unique beats that are powered by performances by true session drummers. Apple says the feature matches "professionally produced, realistic drum tracks" to your songs, but it's not just pulling from a library of pre-written loops. Taking the virtual instrument idea a step farther, Logic Pro X also includes a new feature called Drummer, which should be handy for bedroom musicians who don't have their own drummer on-hand. Given how popular the iPad has become in serious music production, we're not at all surprised to see it integrated into Logic Pro X. You can also use it to perform, with virtual keyboards, drums, and guitars, a feature that sounds directly inspired by GarageBand for the iPad. One of the more notable new features is something called Logic Remote - it lets iPad owners hook their tablets up to Logic Pro X and use it as an additional (and more tactile) mixing space.
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Apple has just released Logic Pro X, the latest update to its professional-grade digital audio workstation software and the first major update for the software since Logic Pro 9 was released in 2009.
While Apple may focus most of its software efforts on consumer-facing products like iOS and iLife, the company hasn't forgotten about its pro customer base.
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