Impc2 crashes the app as soon as a pad is hit when in record mode. The only thing that is included in this update, and it’s broken, how incompetent have you got to be to be able to achieve this?

As old as this app is it is still one of the best on ios in my opinion! As i have tried most of the big name apps on ios . And after spending a lot of money buying various apps over a period of 10 years or so. I still was not satisfied with the results i was achieving. Then I decided to give tabletop another go , as when i 1st bought tabletop i did not have a clue how to use it properly. Well what can i say apart from I’m very happy i took another look at this app, its amazing !!

I’ve been using this brilliant app for about 7yrs, I still have so much fun which comes with creativity of this app. MISS THIS APP AT YOUR PERIL. DOUG & JADE (STUDIO19)

Lots of problems with the app crashing lately. This was a brilliant app to use along with live instruments. Now it's very unreliable. Update needed urgently & I'll consider spending my money with you. Until then, I look forward to you providing reliability again.

Used to be my top drawer app; you could make your sessions as complex or simple as you wanted, great sounds, clear GUI, solid and reliable throughout. Well, that was before. The app is in desperate need of an update. It keeps on crashing on my iPad Pro (iOS 10.2.1). Please don't let musicians down Retronyms...

according to Apple anyway. i think this maybe because it isn't 64 bit

I feel as though I am maybe being slightly ignorant to the compatibility and update negative reviews of recent. But personally I have no problem with this app. I love it! If you want Analogue Machines, Drum Machines, Synths and stuff available in a frankly amazing and unique 'Tabletop' design this is your only choice. I just wish this was available on Mac and maybe cross compatible with Logic or Ableton. As my title suggests it is only for serious beat makers as such it may be a challenge if you are used to GarageBand and don't understand about certain old school production things. I started using this app from about 16 so it's not rocket science it may just take a bit of time. Seriously though some of the results are just wonderful and it is easy to upload straight to Soundcloud. The in app purchases are well done too. Available if you want a bit extra. I recommend it to music students, producers etc. I hope Retronyms don't abandon this app and keep on updating and improving it. 5/5

Two years and no update that's not a good look! This is a good music app!Very Good! But I don't like the look and presentation! The Retro look May be the point of Retronyms theme! But I don't like the look of TableTop! I think the Tittle/Logo Page is it's best look until you open it and the look it is disappointing! But its function and sounds are very nice and one of the best music making apps on the iPad! I feel it would hold the tittle as number one if it added Audiobus and changed the look more than just slightly! A complete face lift is needed, A more updated Modern Retro Fusion To match its power and the fact that it is a Pro iOS music making tool/app! Very Good App I will try it out some more and hope see it takeover.The in-app purchase makes this app just as expensive as the other DAW's on the iPad if not more. But Retronyms need to update and upgrade the look and design. Keep the logo and redesign everything else because it looks horrible and it is not competing with other apps in the App Store with how it looks and crashes often. Takes up to much CPU...

The app now crashes upon launch. Disappointing seeing as I can't access my projects and have spent a considerable amount of money on in app purchases.

As the title says, this is Retronyms' flagship app. This is the one that all their other apps should connect to. "Tabletop Ready" it states somewhere on them. This is their answer to the great, and otherwise ubiquitous, Audiobus. And the reason why they stubbornly avoid that iOS music connectivity standard. Yet, it's broken. And they don't fix it. Why? Because they're done with it. They've made all the money they can out of it and they're already working on their next big app (or "next big pay day" as "JP" probably calls it). All the while screwing over the poor people who paid for every half-baked in app purchase available within, but can't use. Because it's broken. Thanks JP. Thanks Retronyms.