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All of the above, plus some sort of interface of course.
If it were me (and it was two Christmases ago) I'd get a JAM, although I've just spotted he new version and it's now well over £100 :-(.

My fav app for bass players is a Amp kit. It has some pretty good simulations of some pretty big name gear, including Ashdown (without wooly emulation) and Trace Elliot. Well worth the asking price IMO.

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Guitar Toolkit is a very handy piece of kit for tuning,learning scales, chords & charts & also has a metronome/drum machine. Worth every penny of £5.99.

Tabletop is a handy free app too. It's like having a table with different bits of kit on it (sequencer, drum machine, synths, effects, etc) & you can add to it (I already had the Akai iMPC app which I can use in it). You can also record into it, but I'm not sure if it's any good for that.

Animoog is fun & was £2.99 about a month ago, but it's now £29.99 again.

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[quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1387969806' post='2317578']
So I just got an iPad from Santa and I was wondering what are the best and most useable apps for a budding musician. I don't have a mac book but if I could do some basic recording on this thing that would be awesome.

Thanks dudes.
Merry Christmas.
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I'm sure you know this but Ive just remembered you can get GarageBand for free with all new IOS devices, so that should really be a no brainier.

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Session Band (Jazz, Blues, Rock etc) is great.

Roland Cube Jam is ace (and FREE) and will work with a iRig interface - you don't need to buy the CubeJam amp.

It does very accurate speed and pitch changes and will import songs directly from iTunes too. I use it all the time to learn new stuff.

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iLift is a tasty app for learning songs. Works great and is pretty cheap for the full version.
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I believe Audio Speed Changer is the Android equivalent (for those without an Apple product). I haven't tried it, mind you. :)

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You will certainly need a tuner and a metronome. You can try this app: "Cadenza: Tuner + Metronome"
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