[coldtea]

>The feature parity is there, most people consider using one or the other a matter of personal preference.

For musicians (professional or semi-pro) that use Logic on a laptop the feature parity is nowhere there. They depend on tens of AUs ("VSTs") that aren't available on the iPad for example, on top of lots of other stuff.

[amanaplanacanal]

Those VSTs won’t run on a push 3 either.

Of course ableton comes with a pretty good array of instruments and effects, so maybe this isn’t that big a deal.

[coldtea]

Yes, the VST's won't run on a Push either.

But the context in this subthread was addressing the parent's claim that Logic on iPadOS has complete parity with Logic macOS and can replace it in its use - not Push.

[nr2x]

Logic definitely has more plugins for way less money though.

[smoldesu]

FL's default plugins embarrass them both. I haven't used any Image-Line software in a dog's age, but I really miss the Fruity Loops compressor sometimes...

[coldtea]

I found FL's plugins (default and extra) to be cheesy and too mainstream-EDM/trap/etc based.

[nr2x]

I haven’t used it on iPad yet, I meant in regards to desktop.

Biggest issue on iPad is lack of device drivers. Class Compliant audio only gets you so far.

[wahnfrieden]

FabFilter? Eventide? Pianoteq? Sugarbytes? It’s starting to get decent out there.