HI list, As some of you know by now I'm new to mac. I want to find out
if you will get the same performence using a mac laptop as you will
get using a desktop for music production {recording/mixing/
processing]? The reason for asking this is that the case on pc is that
you'll never get the same
HI,
I can't help you with the PCI card information, but I can offer some advice
with regard to a desktop vs. a laptop for recording.
If you're planning on doing recording as a career, invest in a desktop like a
Mac Pro or one of the i7 iMacs. You can get the iMacs now with a solid state
boot
Hi
I mostly agree with Kevin but... I've been running large channel count mixes
with lots of plugs on my dual core i7 mbp with out any problem what so ever.
At some point I will get a mac pro though. The quad core i7 is available in
the 15 inch and I'm sure it would be more than enough. If
Thanks guys this really helps, I know that a mac pro would be best and
if I had the cash I wouldn't even think twice about it but money money
money sigh... So is a external hard drive only nececery on a MBP, will
I be fine recording on a SSD drive on a imac?
Frank Carmickle wrote:
Hi
I mostly
You'll want to track to an external drive wherever possible IMHO.
There's a certain amount you can get away with working on an internal
drive, probably more so with solid state, but that's not going to be a
rock solid system you can rely on. Pro Tools is pretty resource
hungry, plus there's the
Hey folks. I'm proud to announce that Part 1 of the Pro Tools Tutorial is
available for your consumption. Read all about it and grab it here at
http://www.kevinreeves.net/PT1. Thanks to Jason Dasent for his editing work.
Enjoy.
Kevin
Really nice work Kevin, thanks a lot!
John André
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On 14. apr. 2011, at 06.09, Kevin Reeves wrote:
Hey folks. I'm proud to announce that Part 1 of the Pro Tools Tutorial is
available for your
