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There is a pervasive belief among audio engineers that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." AEMS has undergone several significant transformations over the years. In its early days, it was a scrappy, utilitarian multitrack recorder. As it evolved, it added MIDI capabilities, virtual instrument support (VSTi on mobile), and cloud integration.

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: Older versions introduced the Piano Roll editor, which set the standard for MIDI implementation on touchscreens. 5. Suggested Paper Structure Introduction There is a pervasive belief among audio engineers

In an era where iPad Pros rival desktop workstations and iPhones can run Logic Pro, it is easy to forget the digital Dark Ages of mobile music production. The year is 2011. The Samsung Galaxy S2 and iPhone 4s are cutting-edge. "Mobile recording" largely meant a four-track cassette recorder or lugging a laptop to rehearsal space. Musicians deliberately downgrade to older AEM builds for: