Buying a Music Production Computer - PC or Mac? AVOID THESE 5 MISTAKES!

[@myrongrimes-broadcastmusic3247]

I am so glad that Presonus had the peace of mind to bring you on staff. You are definitely a Godsend for making Presonus Gear and Software workable and enjoyable as we learn from these youtube videos. I think that Gregor and Joe really make Presonus Studio One and Gear a step above other DAW's because of these great tutorials. Thanks for being a great teaching tool for the masses. Have a great day.

[@presonus]

Thank you so much, Myron! -GBY

[@allinonethegreat]

Yea for sure. These tutorials are the best.

[@Russplight]

Gregor is the bomb!

[@guyjackson1763]

Agree.

[@CRLFNKL]

Exactly my thoughts on this. Well said! Thank you for your contributions Gregor and Joe!

[@prsticks74]

Would love to see you explain the bios setup in computers it's never explained and is very important on how your system performs .

[@whipsyofficial]

I went for Ryzen 7 5800x, 32Ram, 2TB SSD and so far don't regret it. I wish this video was posted sooner. I spent a lot of time searching for the crucial specs for audio PC. I would also recommend checking how many memory channels your CPU of choice and motherboard supports (not the slots). It can influence latency when playing sample-heavy instruments - obviously the more channels the better. Cheers!

[@sl5311]

That is the situation I'm in with building one with my son. Desktop, Laptop or no laptop, Apple or Windows. Everyone says Apple is popular in music production but what I'm reading on the issues with the MacBook Pros having soldered SSDs and keyboard issues and screen issues and what that would mean... We just killed a Gigabyte laptop and they don't sell the motherboards and it is now trash(or pay them for $1200 for a new motherboard-nope) we don't want another experience like this with Apple. My son really wants to use Logic(he uses Pro Tools at college) because he uses a lot of midi instruments in symphony compositions.

[@barco123456]

Excellent tutorial! For those who do not need the “top 5%” professional studio grade gear: I’m a ship designer who does music production as a hobby. I used to spend tons of money on computers for 3D CAD ship modelling, rendering and calcs….till the gaming laptops arrived. I now do both the design- and the S1 audio work on a high end gaming laptop without problems. Spending less money on a single machine allows also for buying a new (fast-unclogged) state-of-the-art machine each other year… just make sure to get rid of the HDD and use a big SSD instead. Thanks Gregor!

[@Dubb1000]

Been using Studio One for around a month, the S1 family is just, so wholesome. I love y'all!

[@didgeman]

Love this. I already had a pc built for me and this confirms I did pretty well. One mistake I made was to think that the system drive would only need to be a half TB because I had two other 2 TB drives for samples and storage. I underestimated how often downloads would want to install to the system drive. So now I'm upgrading it to a 2 TB ssd drive as well. But the motherboard had extra slots for that so it's an easy task. By the way, another great subject to cover might be optimizing all the computer and operating system settings for audio recording. I don't know much about that and have been hard pressed to find resources that are understandable and easier to follow.

[@probilmusic3396]

which motherboard did you get?

[@KisnouMusic]

Awesome information Gregor. Will we get the OpenGL functionality on Windows too? Thanks!

[@D.E.B.T-Music]

I Use an AWD gaming system, that runs my Studio One 5, Professional, with ease, I also keep my soundsets on a separate external hard drive a 250Gb SSD, which works without any problems when recording, mixing, or mastering in studio one. I also use the same system and Studio One to put together my podcast series, I have been impressed since upgrading from artist 4.2 to Professional 5.3, the software has never failed me yet. all that's left to add is to update my audio interface (currently using a Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen) to Presonus io24. Keep up the great work Gregor & Joe

[@Cadmeus]

Great tip on the connectivity features. Bought an MSI motherboard advertised with Thunderbolt 3 so I could get a Quantum interface, only for MSI to completely remove support, so you really have to do your homework for both features and manufacturers.

[@nandakishore588]

i got a xeon processor & an SSD to be blazing fast in music production. it was, for a few days. then windows 10 screwed me over with an update which artificially lengthens my boot time to 10 minutes(!) with an SSD. imagine ! i get to stare at a black screen for 10 minutes on startup & this problem has still not been solved with recent updates. never underestimate the power of microsoft to destroy your investment in the blink of an eye.

[@atasinchi]

@@nandakishore588 I feel you bro

[@ChrisReedJr]

I've been googling for straight talk about this topic for years - what a great presentation of the facts and WHY they are the facts. Thank you!

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Core i5 that is 3 years old still runs Reason 11 and Fruity loops no issues.

[@comfortzoneall-in-onetv]

​@@HOLLASOUNDSWhat are the specs of your i5 machine?

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@@comfortzoneall-in-onetv I dont know why I said Fruity Loops because I never run FL on that Laptop also turned out Reason didn't fully work with the more advanced devices or plugins. Also that laptop I cant use anymore because it keeps pressing random buttons on the keyboard and I cant fix it. I got a i7 Razerblade now.

[@peinmilan]

9:57 Don't underestimate the number of USB ports that you need! Especially count how many USB C, 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 devices you will have connected. You will need plenty. Auido interface, MIDI keyboard, control pad, some synths, edrum, foot controllers, digital amps, etc... I have a small studio but there are 15+ USB cables at the back of my PC.

[@NicholasMazzio]

thank you so much!

[@weakcannow]

Great video. 👍 But could you help me pick the right parts for a new pc build especially based on what you mention in this video please 🙏 I'm willing to compensate you for your time ⏲️

[@2482jamie]

would love an updated vid for this. but thank you!

[@AlexReidStudios]

So is kinda better to have high performance with less cores but a high ram?

[@JeanLoupRSmith]

It's also worth pointing out that different DAWs will have drastically different needs for computer resources. Studio One 5 is really good at only using what it needs but in my experience Pro Tools First, which is the basic, free version of Pro-Tools is an ogre when it comes to RAM and CPU usage, that makes me wonder what the full version is like. I don't know how other DAWs measure up but that's something to keep in mind

[@JohannesNielsen]

I swapped from Abelton to Reaper which is far less resource hungry

[@sl5311]

@@JohannesNielsenDo you know what Logic is like?

[@Obedia]

Thank you for mentioning PCAudioLabs and what we do! We appreciate you all.

[@Obedia]

@@bahgo thank you! That means a lot to us 😊

[@slayabouts]

Can you put this onto a pdf list or something? I’d love to be able to read a list of recommended specs when looking at parts lists

[@vinyljunkie07]

Wait does the PC version of Studio One not also have hardware acceleration?

[@KoolKatBeatz]

how did you get the site in english?

[@djtommykeys]

You nailed it by explaining the need for powerful single core performance. Let us say that eight motor scooters do not equal one truck. I get all I need from a quad core i5 CPU.

[@beautifulcaramelman]

in 2021?

[@djtommykeys]

@@beautifulcaramelman yes! for my beats studio and my EDM recordings with vintage hardware synths I'll be good for another 10 years lol. My CPU meters never break 40%.

[@katnax3059]

I feel that some topics were left out, oversimplified. For example. What kind of SSD should i get? Is Sata enough for larger sessions? And RAM, what clocks should it have? I thinkt that many people ask what computer should they get for audio, but rarely there are guides with specifics on what to aim for exactly.

[@RiDM_Studio]

Thanks for the info. I've learned a lot! What I did miss is some more concrete advice to how much or what I should go for. Like with the RAM. You explained why I would need a lot of why I wouldn't need a lot but I have no clue what a lot is and what isn't. As a noob I would like to know where 16gb gets me and where 32gb gets me in terms of actual things. Like how many omnispheres could I load with it until it starts having trouble.. I might be saying something stupid but in terms of not having to go look how much ram I'm using and just going with your advice based on what you're doing.

[@johnwade7430]

I am going for a Mac in my next studio set up. Are M1 machines ok??

[@Capt-Cran]

Gregor ... your videos and common sense approach to audio work is so helpful ... I am clueless on many things ... but each time I watch one of your videos ... it helps me immensely to become better in working on my music ... thus making everything better ... thank you tons!!

[@nedim_guitar]

Thank you, Gregor! I built my computer some 7 years ago, and it's still great. A gamer colleague helped me. But this will be even more useful when time comes to upgrade.

[@JohnStraussmusic]

Wow this is a very valuable video. Rare to find a company that tells you in detail what computer specs to look for to get the best performance out of there software. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[@sl5311]

I can confirm! Searching for months and this is the only one I've found useful.

[@YourCaliBos]

Excellent video topic , really helpful info . Hope to see more of these , matter of fact you don’t hear to much about this topic for us musicians. Cheers from Michigan BC

[@sl5311]

Still the same situation 2 years later! Either someone is a musician or they are a computer person, rarely both it seems. Hard to find out exactly what one needs. Great video, the only one I've found that gets into the intricacies of the systems

[@hayats3583]

everything he says has value, literally no rambling wow. thank you for the incredible video. great tips.

[@ProgressiveSoundAudio]

Some great tips here, I see a lot of people recommend to others "Just get an i7" without even considering core count or clock speed! With so many options on the market these tips will be great for many, myself included!

[@Bhallmed]

Doesn’t work that way. I have an I7 surface pro. It doesn’t work with the Presonus 24r. The clock speed is what drags it down.

[@pedrosilvaproductions]

Any half decent tech savvy person would tell you it's not really the fact that "it's an i7". And also, intel has been lacking lately compared to AMD. Might as well get a Ryzen. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and couldn't be happier. It's a 6 core 12 threaded behemoth running at 4.2ghz and it cost me 180€ new. It's more than enough for most people and I work with 40-90 orchestral VST channels all at once without any problems

[@miccullen]

Yeah, anyone suggesting an i7 rather than an AMD is REALLY out of the loop, and should be ignored.

[@rdoursenaud]

@@miccullen I agree, save for a few plugins and applications that are only optimized for Intel, sadly.

[@luis996]

Great video, Gregor! Can you do something similar for laptops users?

[@MrAtsyhere]

Not just great sound but also superb Video Quality of your video here. Far better than 90% of anything else I can see on my low quality monitor!

[@billaveda6408]

Great video. I've been producing on laptops for almost 9 years, slowly learning my craft in audio producing and composing various forms of EM from EDM to Ambient. I went from Win 7 to 8.1 to 10. I learned lots of work arounds to keep CPU usage down, though many times I would freeze up S 1 by pushing its boundaries. For me, that was the only way to find out what the possibilities and boundaries were with the hardware and the software. Now. I'm looking at opening my wallet a bit and spending more so I can upgrade to current ST 1 V6. This video has been a great help. Thanks.

[@JRMierperez]

Could u do a review or guide on the new Mac studio. Not sure which version I should get for music production/ video editing.

[@FerdiResmi]

Hello my friend Unfortunately, I have the following problem with my large projects with complex chains: the cpu smears internally, but in my tast manager there are only 8% that are active, how can I set studio one 5 so that it uses the cpu power correctly, my system: amd ryzen 9300X rtx 2080super 32gb RAM ddr4 3200mhz, audio interface Steinberg ur242

[@now_im_here3698]

I bought a PC audio labs Roc Box last fall. Maximum upgrade everything except the graphics card (only upgraded to the first level there) Was about 6k Canadian but holy smokes this computer is BAD ASS. Can literally NEVER hear it and it preforms lke a champ ! Fast AF. I'm sure I'll have it for at least 10 years.... So I chalk it down as a great investment ! The guys over there at PCAL are very knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommended !

[@ahawk706]

This is more towards Music Production.What about for only Mixing and Mastering purposes ?

[@seangarrison3515]

I was looking for a video like this. Thanks for putting it together.

[@RonaldFigura]

Great video. A must watch for all S1 users.

[@Russplight]

Excellent video Gregor! You articulated the confusion with purchasing a computer for audio. I take you're using a mac - what model are you using for audio?

[@onairrecordings]

Im trying to decide what M1 chip i need, Im still confused which is best, the Air 8 core has great single core performance, is this better than the pro??

[@MrFeeder100]

Hi. Please tell me how to move the audio inside the event without snapping to the grid? Thanks!

[@nissimtrifonov5314]

You showed Diva while you were talking about how 1 channel can only be processed by once core (~3:14) and of course this is true most of the time but an instance of Diva can actually use multiple cores, the button for enabling this is right up there near the "Output".

[@mark-ze4en]

Hi. I've been running a quadcore Dell for 5 years . It works pretty well for general recording However. It sucks on latency specifically related to using external midi controllers for Virtual instruments. I have the money to buy a decent computer, pc or mac. I have considered both the Mac Mini with 16GB ram and 2 Terabyte SSD internal and the Mac Studio Max at 32 GB ram and 1 Terabyte ssd internal. I have been told that a thunderbolt external drive is as fast as an additional internal SSD for the Mac studio. Are either of these configurations adequate to get my desired result with zero latency on midi controllers for orchestral libraries and virtual instruments in general?~ I understand the need for single core count to be high enough to get low latency? Will the better CPUs with more cores do the jobb or is the Thunderbolt connectivity the essential element of achieving midi low latency?,,, are these macs suitable or is a PC build more likely to solve my issue.? Thanks'! Great honest video!

[@vd12]

hi =) what did you do in the end? I'm having the same dilemma

[@mark-ze4en]

@@vd12 I haven't decided yet but I have a builder for a PC who I am talking to about a Core i7 - 12700K or core i9-12900k processors that I checked the stats on (adding a thunderboltEX4 into the pc mix). He assures me the TBEX4 will do as I desire,, maybe more. The i9 system comes with DDR5 ram sticks @4800 3.5-5.2 GHz(up to 128, I'm just doing 64 for now). Hit me in another month and I'll let you know how that works out!

[@vd12]

@@mark-ze4en Cool, seems good, i'll definitely come back and ask again. My problem is that I want something to last and apple seems very good at doing that. I have a PC asus Core i5 with 8 ram and of course my daw keeps crashing. I don't want any latency problems for my new computer and the mac studio is very expensive compared to build in pcs. I'll hit you up in a month if I remember to do so =)

[@mark-ze4en]

@@vd12 SURE. MY MAIN INTEREST IS LATENCY ISSUES WITH MIDI CONTROLLERS AND IT SEEM, EVEN SOME pc BUILDERS WILL ADMIT THAT THE THUNDERBOLT DOES NOT ALWAYS WORK APPRORIATELY WITH PC's. So I'm still thinking on the issue.

[@Daniel-Hawk]

My self build PC is a mix between gaming and studio rig. Low latency , 8 cores , 9tb on several ssd.. 32gb ram at 3300 mhz And cost me a fraction of professional studio PC .. 3 years ago, with 16gb and 2tb hd and a rtx2070 I spend 1800€ Now upgraded to 32gb , liquid cooling system, 4 tb on hd 5tb on ssd and a big fat rtx3090

[@ezionblack-charlie4192]

Great info thanks .. wondered what your take on running multiple pcs any benefits here like vsts on one jbridge or veinna networked ect... mac pc @ same time? Same daw?

[@MIHAO]

great beat playing in the background! also, as a die hard geek myself, props to gregor for knowing his way around computers!

[@toddwmac]

Thanks Gregor. Love to see you do a geeky walkthrough of all the tech settings w/in S1. I suspect even the basics are helpful for many.

[@sm5574]

Mistake #6, buying a laptop. If you NEED a laptop, then get one. But you will likely get a much better computer for much less money if you buy a tower -- especially if you already have a screen to use with it. My HP tower came with an i7 3.2 GHz for $1000. Comparable laptops were priced at nearly double that. Laptops also often have issues with heat dissipation, which is less common with towers.

[@adamdenby]

Hi Gregor - us there much difference between PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 when it comes to NVME SSD cards for audio production? Can't seem to get an answer for this anywhere 😕 Thanks!

[@gregolson6424]

Thxs Gregor for this very informative info on computers for DAWs.I am looling into upgrading my PC and this helps tremendously on my decision.thxs again.

[@djaldoortega]

Hi what portable computer 💻 you recommend for dj software I’m using Rekordbox but I been having lots of problems with Mac computer and money 💴 waist Thank you

[@naturalbornhuman3450]

Great video, I’m about to buy a new laptop for music production and I wonder if I should pay more for the one that has thunderbolt connections?

[@JeighNeither]

It's the fastest way to transfer or render data, so I'd pay a little more as long as it's reasonable. What did you end up doing? Of course then you need an interface that uses a thunderbolt connection. I think it will be the best way for at least a decade or more. It's already been around 5+ years & still very few people even use it.

[@ocelot972]

I'm so glad I changed my main DAW and joined Studio One! Appart from the fact that Presonus knows on which parts of the program to focus and develop, content like this is very helpful and they do it in a very proffesional way and to the point. That's why I rarely need to watch several more videos to get my head around particular things because I can always come back to these well made official ones. When it comes to PC built, this video was my base for further research since I had almost zero knowledge in that area and I've managed to built a great PC that will finally be a great home for Studio One and other applications. I really do hope they continue in the same pace because that's one of the main reasons I realised I need to change my main DAW and ended up choosing Studio One. It's not about "more more more", it's about focus.

[@JonnyParker-]

What about the Jcat stuff have you ever tried their USB card? It's supposedly amazing but very expensive.

[@marksadventures3889]

I use use loads of Kontakt, Spitfire, bbc orchestral plug ins and heaps of live recordings, drums especially and layered guitars with or without fx, plus then I I want to put it to 4k film I'm editing at the same time. So far I've been trying to do score in parts and then add them in a final score, it takes up far too many hours. i want to work on the fly. I'm going for 128 ram ddr4 and m.2 @2gb. G-force card I've got - 3 years old but okay for the requirements and more. I'm going to use the big drives for external storage - Hdd from experience I got through 2tb in a year, so 20tb in old skool drives and as you say keep the fast drives where they're needed.

[@RodKruz]

I own an MSI Prestige 15, and it performs great for audio and even video. It could get a bit loud when running a big project, but I would still recommend it.

[@GAMERDOC1906]

Awesome video so Inur opinion which Mac should I buy with what specs??? I have a home studio just me and my wife and would like a list of specs u recommend also I use logic amd don’t use more than 20 tracks

[@AgriAutoIndia]

Very very useful video for creaters

[@nevfox7645]

Hey Gregor, I love your videos as they're always very informative, I'm curious as to which macOS you feel is best for studio one 5? I have a 2018 i7 mac mini running mojave with a quantum 2 interface & komplete kontrol s61mk2 controller, Cheers

[@themikeymaulerproject527]

I would love to see a comprehensive and up-to-date deep dive into setting and tweaks for best audio performance; especially towards S1 users. Nice job Presonus & Gregor... keep it up!

[@davidjenkins8449]

With windows 10 there isn't many tweaks you need to make other than putting your pc into high performance mode in the power options settings. I don't know about Mac or earlier versions of windows.

[@NetMoDM]

Gregor, can you please help me??? MIDI issues in the config won't let me send to my external keyboard. Vital that I do so. Any suggestions???

[@marcpinion]

Thanks this is fantastic and very helpful.

[@sue08401]

With a lot of people now using DaVinci resolve's Fairlight for tweaking their videos you might want to think about GPU memory too. You don't need to go full gonzo video render mode - but Resolve does use GPU memory so something in the 4+ GB range is good as an addition to regular memory.

[@musicxtech6680]

is there gpu used for windows? (why only mac?) really want to see graphics acceleration for windows greg!!

[@barkmonster]

Windows doesn’t even have the equivalent of Core Audio and Core MIDI. It uses third party band aids like ASIO drivers. A friend sold his Roland TR-8 to a friends son starting out and using FL Studio on a PC laptop and there was no chance of using it at less than 96Khz because the ability to set the clock source to internal audio and force 44.1Khz by creating an aggregate device is impossible on Windows. The GPU acceleration that Metal uses isn’t in Windows either and the “Spaces” feature Macs got in about 2003 was only added to Windows, in a manner of speaking, when Windows 10 came out. The issue with Apple is the price-gouging. You pay silly money to give Apple a 256GB PCIe back and install a 512GB one instead for example. It all depends on what you’re willing to put up with.

[@markallen381]

Regardles of all the things available, my basic specs will always be 24/96. I have a large collection of 16/44 and do not want to go back, but I hear the difference at 24/96. So all my recording and results will end up 24/96. I just do not see a need to go higher than 24/96. I also agree with the SSD, fans and PS. I would add a cd/dvd opticle disk drive.

[@nicovo9237]

Why a cd/dvd optical disk?

[@CLOUDZzzProducer]

i'm at this place now my machine crashed on me i'm considering the m1 mac pro or mini 16gb ram 1tb ??

[@ST1210S]

Hi Gregor! What pc do you have (Mac or PC windows) and what are the spec?

[@ikamy]

I'm searching over a week and this is the best information I found ! Thank you

[@sl5311]

I found it after months of searching. I wish it was only a week! Why is there so little information out there like this I will never understand.

[@ikamy]

The information is outdated for now@@sl5311

[@xyz-yq1ix]

Can you tell some good laptop name 🤔 for music production . Please

[@robflores5172]

Super hyped for my next studio pc build!

[@casperhowell6523]

This is a must watch for those starting out. Great vid 👍

[@blindogt]

Hi Gregor great video as always! Question: are we going to see hardware accelerated graphics on PC?

[@AHOY_MATEY]

Informative and delivered in a way that an amateur (me) could understand. Thank you.

[@fabellara01]

this is one of the most important topic so far. thank you gregor

[@Bcwilderness]

brilliant clear info, so single core high base count a good place to start, thanks

[@Bcwilderness]

im looking for a laptop with low latency monitoring for layering say 4 powerfull drum vsts and guitar sims low sample rate, my 6th gen i7 and 16gb ram is clicking all over the place and dropouts any suggestions on a good base start, many thanks

[@briarboy8959]

What video card would be sufficient without being overkill?

[@SadBstard]

Gregor, what's your set up?

[@groenevinger3893]

when he shows the taskmanger it says 192gb ram.. so to answer your'e question, the most expensive.

[@nativesonno.1113]

This is the one I needed. Thank You.

[@CookingWithTheCajun]

Thanks for the great advice and info.

[@philodox7599]

I have a question. I have a 4th gen nvme and a 3rd gen nvme. My motherboard has 2x m.2 gen 4 sockets, one of those sockets is controlled by the cpu the other is controlled by the chip set. So tge question. Should i put my 4th gen in the cpu controlled and install the operating system and daw on that? Or should i put the 3rd gen nvme in tge cpu controlled slot and install the operating system and daw on that and use the 4th gen in the chipset m.2 socket? In short what nvme should go in what slot and where should the operating system and daw be installed?

[@dk60ish]

Most midi musicians are handicapped by having to watch KZbin guides that focus on graphic-gaming performance 1st, recommended sound libraries 2nd, so this is quite the rare blessing, thanks!

[@Stuart.Branson.]

Good explanation - big orchestral arrangements = more cores. Thanks a lot.

[@Enice43]

Ok would you recommend the creation station by sweetwater the 400 model

[@octavio-blues-sound3022]

If your Laptop doesn't have a proper integrated graphics board at all, is it possible to provide an external GPU for being able to process much better your tracks already recorded??? Thanks a lot for answering...

[@presonus]

Hi, while it's difficult to give a general recommendation, what I can say from personal experience is that adding an external GPU to my 2018 Mac Mini (which only featured weak internal graphics performance) has made a tremendous impact on overall performance in Studio One. -GBY

[@michaelanderson4265]

Great information..!! Thanks

[@joshrainbow-IceTenor]

Amazing video I have a question. I work in Luna + apollo x4 on a late 2013 Imac 8G 256. Not ideal I know. I compose orchestral music using Spitfire discovery and Albion One and add vocals to the composition. I use some UAD plug ins Fab EQ and the Izotope. In Luna I have the NEVE console added and that uses a lot of power. Even so - With a 10 to 15 track my computer renders at 130 and already at 100 I hear a lot of drop outs when bounce the track. I need a new Imac. I've seen the new 2021 24 inch Imac that comes with 16G 8-8 and 1 terra. Would that computer which is an M1 do the job for me? I might be able to expand the amount of instruments for a fuller orchestra or movie trailer but I will I guess never go over 50. In the UAD group the pro's of course advice the fastest of the fastest you can get but with Apple"s prices on upgrades that is just a lot of money and maybe even overkill for me for that matter. What can you advice about the M1 Imac or should I wait till the new 2022 Imac is released? Thanks in advance

[@friedhalloumi]

“All that glitters is not gold.” Frodo did a great job. Lots of helpful information delivered effectively!

[@torbjornbengtsson342]

I use my laptop for multitrack recording 16 channels from the Presonus studiolive 16.0.2 usb mixer. I mix and master my recordings in Studio one 5. I want to be able to upgrade to a 32 channel mixer and use the same way. I Use one external monitor but would like to get another one. I had an Acer aspire 5 that broke down after a recording session, so now I want to get a proper solution for my needs. Any recommendation regarding specs and/or model?

[@TheDJWoods]

Thank you for these videos, You can not understand how much I appreciate a Professional presentation and intelligent information. Are you doing these on the fly or scripted, if your going from the dome you have a true talent….

[@DonsaiRoadsOfficial]

I only record vocals over instrumentals. about 15 tracks max with no mixing. is 6 core, 1.8 GHz enough to handle something like that?

[@DjNika921]

Huawei matebook D15 is it good for music production?

[@AlbertNorris]

Curious as to what commercially available (PC) laptop you would recommend for best performance in ALL areas.

[@rij2392]

Any recommended retailers in Australia that specialised in Digital audio?

[@kingqueen4liferapper77]

What laptop is good for music production

[@adambenson75]

isn't all the audio DSP processing done in 32 bit float point as well regardless if it 64 bit processor

[@jackynobody1584]

Thank you for your sincere advices

[@leogolive]

A couple days ago the graphics started to disappear while I was using Studio One 5.3. The software didn’t stop working but some things on the screen were gone. My pc said a graphics acceleration issue was detected.

[@creatorvoss]

Hello presonus audio electronics,Is m1 mac mini with 16gb ram and 512 gb storage good enough for music production??

[@canvoodoo]

Thank you, Mr. Frodo sir. One DAW to rule them all and in the darkness bind them.