Apple lancia Creator Studio per Mac e iPhone

The video sector benefits from a substantial update to Final Cut Pro, which introduces semantic analysis tools for the footage. Through the Transcript Search function, the system is now able to index dialogue within videos, allowing you to find specific clips simply by typing the searched text. This is accompanied by Beat Detection, a technology derived from the Logic Pro audio experience that allows you to automatically synchronize editing to the rhythm of the music, displaying the rhythmic grid directly on the timeline. For those working on iPad, the introduction of Montage Maker automates the creation of short dynamic videos, optimizing formats for sharing on social channels.

On the music production front, Logic Pro evolves thanks to the use of machine learning models. The introduction of Synth Player expands the family of AI-powered Session Players, offering realistic electronic accompaniments that the user can modulate in real time. In parallel, the Chord ID tool simplifies harmonic transcription, analyzing audio or MIDI tracks to generate ready-to-use chord progressions. These innovations are designed to accelerate the writing phase, eliminating the technical barriers associated with traditional music theory and allowing rapid prototyping of creative ideas.

The imaging ecosystem sees the entry of Pixelmator Pro on iPad, with a completely redesigned interface for the touch screen and Apple Pencil. The application brings advanced features such as intelligent image upscaling and automatic compression artifact removal to Apple tablets. Historic productivity applications, including Keynote and Pages, are also integrated into the Creator Studio with access to a new Content Hub and beta features that allow you to generate draft presentations from text outlines. The design of these apps has been updated according to the Liquid Glass visual language, introduced to harmonize with the aesthetic innovations of iPadOS 26.

Apple Creator Studio will be available from January 28 with a monthly fee of 12.99 euros or an annual plan of 129 euros, including family sharing for up to six users. Apple has maintained a flexible access policy, confirming that university students will be able to access the suite at a discounted price of 2.99 euros per month. However, the possibility of individually purchasing perpetual licenses for the Mac versions of the software remains guaranteed, confirming Cupertino’s desire to offer different access options to its professional tools.