That's a bit more than I can afford to pay for this sort of app (on top of my other various subscriptions) at this time. The big drawback to Astropad Studio is the higher price: it costs $11.99 a month to subscribe ($143.00 a year) OR you can make an annual payment of $99.00, which works out to $8.33 a month. For me the experience of drawing in TVPaint on my iPad with Apple Pencil was very good. In my experience using the physical cable connection is best). (you can connect via a physical cable from the iPad to the computer, or you can use wifi connection. There is a pop-up onscreen mini keyboard. It has a toolbar that can be configured with multiple keyboard shortcuts, with customized shortcuts for each app you use (so one set of shortcuts for TVPaint, another set of shortcuts for Photoshop, another set for Illustrator, etc.). in my experience the wireless connection can get unreliable if you're not close to the wifi router.)Īstropad Studio is the best of these apps in my experience. Actually, the physical connection via cable works best anyway, in all three apps - Duet, Easy Canvas, and Astropad.
ALTERNATIVES TO SKETCH FOR MAC MAC
You must have the iPad and the Mac physically connected via a cable. (for using Easy Canvas with a Mac computer wireless connection is not supported. You pay a one-time payment of $11.99 for a perpetual license. Easy Canvas is the least expensive of these apps. Easy Canvas has a floating tool bar with 8 programmable keyboard shortcut buttons. The drawing experience is pretty good, minimal (if any) lagging.
ALTERNATIVES TO SKETCH FOR MAC PRO
Duet Pro is $34.99 a year subscription.Įasy Canvas works well, maintains a solid connection. (for use as a second monitor it probably works fine). If you plan to draw with your iPad connected to your Mac I would not recommend Duet based on my experience. Also, Duet has no way to assign keyboard shortcuts via a shortcuts toolbar, like Easy Canvas and Astropad. Not an enjoyable experience to draw like that). the tip of my Apple Pencil was always ahead of the line. (like having line smoothing "pulled string" mode enabled all the time.
Also the drawing with the Duet app was very laggy. The display and Apple Pencil would randomly stop working, so I would have to quit the app and restart to get the connection working again. I could not get Duet Display Pro app to maintain a reliable connection. I've tried the three different applications that allow you to mirror your computer screen on your iPad: Astropad Studio, Duet Display, Easy Canvas. Here's an interesting DIY drawing table to mount the iPad : PS: I don't have a Mac, but I think you can use iPad as a Cintiq (so you could use TVPaint on it), if anyone has experience with that would be good to hear from. I'm personally trying to transition over to iPad which is why I started small, it's my first time, one big problem I have is I usually rest my palm on the surface when doing precise lines, iPad has no bezel and is 1.3CM combined with its case thick, so I made a cutout from balsa craft wood (you can cut it with some sharp scissors or a craft knife) and stacked it that it slots into which makes it flush, it worked wonders, but I'm looking at purchasing something more refined like this:
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