into the track but it doesn't. I don't know if there's a reason for it. It might be just an oversight. It's deliberate, but I've never been sure if it's fully right or wrong. On the phone, I decided that the trigger pad on the edit page looks more like it's for previewing the pad during editing, so it shouldn't record. On the iPad, it's really just following the same model as the phone. In edit mode, the first tap on the pad selects the pad but does not play it, so it's not a great mode for recording anyway. I could maybe change it so that the first tap also plays the pad - maybe that's better way to do it. Then, you could still use the pad select L/R buttons if you want to select a pad without playing it. At least on the iPad the pads should record and trigger on the first tap IMO. I know most people probably use TRG banks but I usually load in individual samples and come up with the beat at the same time and I tend to forget recording doesn't work until I switch modes. The edit mode still looks pretty similar to the home mode. While I admit I've confused the TRG state, I think overall the current scheme is preferable. It's much more efficient to silently select a pad by tapping on it. Maybe there could be a more-obvious indication of state on the ipad version, but otherwise