Feed one and the other looks a bit glum, which encourages the young player to learn to share. Entirely lacking IAP and advertising, Sago Mini Friends is a no-brainer for any parent who wants a safe, free, fun, educational app for their youngster to spend a bit of quality time with.

You start off with a grid of triangles and a column of colored paints. Tap a paint to choose your color and then tap individual triangles or drag across the grid to start drawing. Every gesture you make is accompanied by musical notes that play over an ambient background soundtrack. Bar the atmosphere being knocked a touch by a loud squelch noise whenever a new paint tube is selected, the mix of drawing tool and musical instrument is intoxicating.

This is, however, a limited freebie in some ways. You get eight canvases, which can be blank or based on templates. If you want more, you can buy an IAP to unlock the premium version of the app. Creating comics is akin to slapping down stickers — only you can move things around later. Lego Life is a social network for kids whose lives revolve around plastic bricks. But mostly, this is an app about inspiration. In Level 1, your youngling — now armed with a worryingly expensive piece of technology — can tilt and tap the screen to make shapes appear and bounce around.

But Level 2 ramps things up considerably. Toca Tailor Fairy Tales is a dressing up app. You choose from a male or female customer, and then set about giving them a new and exciting outfit.

As with other Toca Boca fare, this is a tactile, immediate app. The best bit, though, is the materials section. For each part of the garment, you can drag and drop materials onto it. Great stuff for tiny wannabe fashion designers. You get the full two-deck classic mode, featuring a pair of virtual record decks to spin, a crossfade mixer, scrolling audio waveforms, and a bunch of effects. The interface is intuitive and tactile, although you can delve into AI-driven auto-mixing when manual control seems like too much effort.

Beatwave makes it easy to create music. You select a voice and tap out notes on a grid. The grid can be set to various scales, ensuring the notes you use always sound good. The app looks great, with an explosion of color bursting from each note as the playhead hits it.

The more conventional redesign elsewhere robs Beatwave of some immediacy and playfulness regarding the play surface, although accessing all of its features is now a lot more coherent. AudioKit Synth One Synthesizer is an iPad synth bursting at the seams with dials to twiddle, buttons to push, and all kinds of exciting noises that blast forth from your speakers.

Novation Launchpad is about remixing electronic music using a grid of loops. You load a genre and just tap away, safe in the knowledge everything will always sound great. You can even record live mixes and share them with friends.

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But even if you stick to the free version, Novation Launchpad proves to be suitably noisy fun. The thinking behind Auxy Music Studio is that music-making — both in the real world and software — has become too complicated. For each instrument, you choose between drums and decidedly electronic synths. Subsequent playback occurs on the overview screen by tapping loops to cue them up. For those who want to go a bit further, the app includes arrangement functionality for composing entire songs , along with Ableton Link and MIDI export support.

The iPad is the perfect mobile device for composing music, with its fairly large display and powerful innards. This has resulted in a range of involved and impressive music-creation tools, such as Korg Gadget. Sometimes, though, you yearn for something simpler for making some noise. This is where Figure comes in.

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Within seconds, you can craft thumping dance loops, comprising drum, bass and lead parts. They can be manipulated, too, so your exported loops sound truly unique. On an iPhone, music-making app GarageBand is mightily impressive, but on iPad, the extra space proves transformative. Newcomers can work with loops, automated drummers, and piano strips for always staying in key. Pros get seriously impressive track controls with configurable effects, multi-take recording, and Audio Unit support for bringing favorite synths directly into GarageBand. Groovebox is a really clever app for anyone interested in making electronic music.

The smartest bit is in the app being approachable for newcomers, yet offering power and features for seasoned noise makers. The basics involve selecting a track type drums, bass, or synth , and then a sound, whereupon Groovebox starts playing a loop. Most apps of this ilk are samples-based, and so grind to a juddering halt at this point. The only major limitation of the free version is many advanced instrument controls sit behind IAP. Still, for no outlay, Groovebox offers plenty of head-nodding entertainment.

You kick things off by tapping a circle in the middle of the screen, whereupon Music Memos starts recording. Tap again to stop. The app then attempts — with some degree of success — to transcribe the chords played, and enables you to overlay automated bass and drums. And with iCloud sync, you can always record on iPhone and peruse later on iPad. On the left, episodes are listed, and the current podcast loads into the larger space on the right. The big plusses with Overcast, though, remain playback and podcast management. Playlists can be straightforward in nature, or quite intricate, automatically boosting favourites to the top of the list, and excluding specific episodes.

And if you do mostly use an iPhone for listening, Overcast automatically syncs your podcasts and progress, so you can always pick up where you left off. With its bright colors, straightforward nature, and lack of a price tag, Pacemaker feels rather more approachable to the typical wannabe deck spinner. You can mess about with demo tracks or load tunes from your iPhone and Spotify. If you hit on something especially great, record your live performance and share it with your friends. Splash out and you can grab new effects or a premium subscription for precision mixing. There are two ways to approach Seaquence , where the first is as a really bizarre interactive album.

Select a track and a bunch of little creatures swim about on the screen, which results in spatialized sound mixes. Stick some headphones on to hear how their movements affect the placement of sounds being played. You can manually fling the creatures about, or tap-hold to remove them.

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But Seaquence also enables you to edit. Tap a creature and you can delve into a scale editor, sound designer, and a sequencer for adjusting the notes of the current loop. When the endlessly looping playhead collides with one, you get an explosion of color, and a sound plays. Notes towards the top of the grid are higher, and those at the bottom are lower.

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Some instruments use the bottom two rows for drum sounds. Most importantly, though, Beatwave is designed to always make output listenable. For those who fancy more depth, the app offers plenty of alternate sounds, automated morphing, and the ability to save patterns to the sidebar, which you switch between with a tap. The app can import from a range of cloud services, but also local shared network drives, so if you want to get at documents on a Mac or PC, this is the cheapest way to do so. Archives largely deals with one of the major blind spots in iOS — an inability to ably deal with archives.

With text files, audio, images, office documents and the like, previews are available in-app, along with the means to peruse advanced file info. Individual items can be emailed, saved, or opened in another app.

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