New MTF Apps for Reason, Native Instruments and Pro Tools

New apps are now available on iTunes for just £5.99 / $9.99 or €7.99 saving 33% on the in-store price.

We’ve now added iPhone and iPad app versions for Music Tech Focus Reason, Native Instruments and Pro Tools. Priced £5.99, $9.99 and €7.99 you get the full issue, instantly without any postage cost or delay. Unfortunately DVD content is not available, but you do get the every page of our unique tutorials, workshops, features and interviews and save around 33% on the in-store price.

Reason

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Pro Tools

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New MTF Apps for Reason, Native Instruments and Pro Tools

Reason

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Native Instruments

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Pro Tools

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