Overall, you should be able to use Harmony directly on your iPad Pro without any issues, but if you want to use it in combination with a desktop or laptop, Astropad is still a useful option to consider. This can be especially useful if you have a more powerful desktop or laptop that can handle more complex Harmony projects. Astropad allows you to connect your iPad Pro to your computer and use it as a second screen with full pressure sensitivity and touch controls. That being said, Astropad is still a useful app if you want to use your iPad Pro as a drawing tablet/display with Harmony running on a desktop or laptop. You should be able to install and run Harmony directly on your iPad Pro without the need for additional software like Astropad.
Harmony’s minimum system requirements include iOS 13.0 or later, which is supported by the latest iPad Pro models. Hello, I am not an expert but I just want to say that Yes, Harmony runs on the new iPad Pro and it works quite well. I saw some older discussions (4+ years ago) saying that the iPad didn’t with Harmony unless you used an app called Astropad with a desktop/laptop running the software and the ipad acting as a drawing tablet/display. If that doesn't work for you, our users have ranked more than 10 alternatives to Toon Boom Studio, but unfortunately only one of them is available for iPad. The best iPad alternative is Animation Desk, which is free. Does Harmony work well (or at all) on the new iPad Pro? It seems to meet all minimum requirements. Toon Boom Studio is not available for iPad but there is one alternative with similar functionality. In my perfect world, I’d get a great new computer and Cintiq, but that’s just not affordable for me.
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