O, K, but I was just trying to make a point. If you don't have a monitor
connected, then how are you keeping Voiceover from lagging to a kur splat
crawl? I heard if you don't have a display connected, this will definitely
happen. Are you just plugging a dummy cable to the display port to trick
it? I hear you can do that, but I've never actually tried.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kawal Gucukoglu" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2015 3:33 PM
Subject: Re: Bying a new mac.
I do not use a monitor with mine, I just have a headless device. Works very
well. If I needed a screen, I'd connect it to my I Mac.
On 4 Apr 2015, at 6:53 pm, Christopher-Mark Gilland
<[email protected]> wrote:
Anders,
Oh my heavens, yes! The new mac mini's are incredibly! and I do mean
incredibly! well priced. If memory serves correct, an I5 4GB ram, 5200RPM
mac mini is somewhere in the ballpark of $580 before tax. And yes, it
would come with Yosemite. Now, beware, it doesn't come with a monitor,
speakers, a mouse, or keyboard. You'd have to buy those separetly,
however, you can get a fairly decently cheap monitor for just over $100.
In fact, what I've! actually done is to get a cheap little flat pannel
television with HDMI. Then, I just ran the mac directly into it, then set
the source on the TV to HDMI, and boom! There you go! A very nice
monitor, and, the sound audio even will be piped through the TV speakers,
eliminating the need for seperet PC speakers. Now, that said, if you're
gonna do audio production stuff, I don't know how serious you are about
that side of music production, but if you're a pro, like me, then
obviously, you're going to want to get a higher end audio interface, and
maybe even a control surface. The surface isn't required, but it
certainly bigtime will help. The interface however would almost
definitely be a given. One interface I really really love, it's not being
made any longer, but search Amazon, or EBay or the like, as I'm positivbe!
you could find one still new unboxed, is the M-Audio Fasttrack C400. It's
even very portable and quite accessible. If you find one, I'd be happy to
help you set it up over Facetime, Skype, or the like. It would be a
pleasure to do so. Also, obviously, if you're really serious about this,
I'd look into a pare of good studio monitors.
It really does just depend on how far you want to take things.
Then, of corse, though Logic X is doable, dont' get me wrong, the
accessibility isn't probably going to be the most ideal. Let me be very
clear, so I don't get my ass kicked. Logic does? work, yes, but! you will
be somewhat limited.
Though way more expensive, I'll admit, ProTools definitely! is the way
you'd wanna go.
Chris.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Anders Holmberg"
<[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2015 7:08 AM
Subject: Bying a new mac.
Hi!
I am about to buy a new mac soon this year.
But i really don't know what to buy which fits my needs.
I will search for some funding to have the ability to buy a new one.
So i guess there wont be no mac pro which anyway is a bit overkill even
though it could be cool to have one.
And i am totally blind so i don't need the imac with retina support.
What i want is a computer for mail, internet and some music production.
Will a new mac mini be enough for music production or should i stick with
a macbook pro?
I really need some suggestions even though i know its hard to help.
I now have a mac mini mid 2011 which ofcourse begins to be a bit oldish.
The new upcomming macbook seems to be a bit to much for the money i
think.
So please help.
Thanks in advance.
/A
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