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Originally Posted by
Terce
You're right. Why would I want to use a Multi touch control surface for automation when I can draw it in with my mouse 1 fader at a time.
They released an official app controller for their daw that doesn't work for a single early supporter of their innovative product. Maybe you can't grasp how stupid that is, but they're going to lose a lot of customers by acting like AVID and shunning people for no reason other than they WANT you to buy their new iPads. Especially in an industry where gear stays around much longer than in others, this is moronic.
Unfortunately the iPad 1 is a bit underpowered, with 256mb of RAM, and it is unable to run iOS6. It also has slower wifi than the newer models.
Logic Remote has a bunch of information to send and receive via wifi - way more than I had expected (meters updated in real time, low-latency performance interfaces, etc) - so it is not a huge surprise that Logic Remote doesn't work with the original iPad.
For perspective, iPad 1 was released in 2010, about a year after the original release of Logic Pro 9.
I understand why you're upset - it would be better for everyone if Logic Remote worked with iPad 1 (hell, I'd go buy one just to use as a Logic Remote) - but it seems like there are technical issues keeping it from working.
As an early adopter, these are the types of problems you will often run into in the computer world.