Subject: (313) Netbooks; worth it for music applications?
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a larger laptop
Subject: (313) Netbooks; worth it for music applications?
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a larger laptop
Thanks for all the suggestions! Looks like some of you have been
bogged down by slower machines, good to know. It does seem like a
'regular' laptop is probably a better choice, at least for HD space
and processing power, and not much additional cost. I'm a PC guy
(won't get into the mac debate
[Arturo Lopez arturo.m.lo...@gmail.com]
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a larger laptop.
I have the Samsung
i use my lenovo s10 with max/msp and audiomulch. obvious limitations apply.
best,
Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks andrewd...@cognitionaudioworks.com
wrote:
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Arturo Lopezarturo.m.lo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Was wondering if anyone out there had any
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a larger laptop. Concerned a bit weather a $250 netbook
has a beefy enough
Not tried one yet. But I have to think that a good comparison would be
my laptop which is a 1.7ghz Pentium M, which gets completely bogged
down by anything other than the simplest of Ableton Live 8 sets.
And a netbook with enough storage and memory to be actually useful is
more than $250 -- I'd
The Intel Atom processor is very low powered (in all meanings of the
word). Anecdotally for a 1.3GHz Atom read 800 MHz Pentium 3.
You might get better mileage for music from a Via Nano.
I looked into this a while back and decided against it.
robin...
On 23 Jun 2009, at 17:10, kent
Hi Kevin,
Not sure if that was to the list too but I've also tried Live 6 on a
eee pc 1000 with 1GB memory and an HD. It crawled with 3 tracks but
then it was running my normal dj set with a couple of Live effects. I
was also using the internal sound (offloading to a sound card should
Remute is playing live off his MSI Wind netbook so it's gotta work somehow.
Can ask him for specs, if it's of any interest.
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Arturo Lopezarturo.m.lo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a
PM
Subject: (313) Netbooks; worth it for music applications?
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
applications on a netbook? Seems like it might be a nice/cheap
solution for running ableton/serato/whatever and quite a bit more
portable than a larger laptop
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Subject: (313) Netbooks; worth it for music applications?
Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience running any music
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