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1. WHAT'S THE BEST MAC FOR HIGH END RECORDING STUDIO FOR MAC
2. WHAT'S THE BEST MAC FOR HIGH END RECORDING STUDIO SOFTWARE

But you have to keep in mind getting what you need up and running is probably gonna require a lot of audiosuiting, bouncing, etc. If you NEED every plug in under the sun, then the mac is for you. There's a lot more of them for mac, for whatever recording program you're running I believe. If you know pc's well enough that if a problem does arise you know how fix it, then you can't beat a pc performance wise at this time.Ģ. Which platform are you more familiar with? If you're familiar with a mac, and have the money and don't want to take the time to learn pc, then by all means, go mac. That being said, I think it comes down to two things.ġ. If you asked the same question 5 years ago, I probably would've said the same thing, but now, performance wise I think pc's are blowing mac's out of the water at a fraction of the price. I think the old saying of "Mac's are made for video and audio" and "They're way more stable than pc's" is just that, an old saying that doesn't really hold much basis in the real world anymore. They're always amazed at how much I can keep running in real time, and thank god for audiosuite for their sakes. Not that I really ever need to of course, thats quite a lot of stuff there, but I was bored and figured I'd try it out for the hell of it.Ī few of my friends who own a Mac G4's with similar setups to me, theyre lucky if they can get 1/4 of what I can get up and running without errors. If I need to I can totally max out at 24 tracks, use all the aux buses, and run the digi stock eq and comps on every track, a couple of stereo delays, a dverb, the Waves S1, Q10, C1, and L1 all at once. To me, that's a pretty damn good, stable track record. I currently run a p4 1.3ghz with a Digi 001 system for about 10 months now or so, and never a single problem with it except for one lock up about 3 weeks ago. Yeah, I'm gonna have to go ahead and go with Rob on this one. I like logic, and cakewalk for pc, and of course pro-tools on the mac. If you have time to learn a new system, get something that will challenge you. Program wise you are always best to go with what you know.

WHAT'S THE BEST MAC FOR HIGH END RECORDING STUDIO SOFTWARE

Tons of Software to choose form (logic, cubase, cakewalk, paris, Vegas, etc.)

WHAT'S THE BEST MAC FOR HIGH END RECORDING STUDIO FOR MAC

Not a ton of software for Mac applications More dependable (won't crash handling audio loads like pc, stable operating system) Let me give you just a couple pro's and con's either way you decide to go. There has always been arguments on that point between Mac and PC users but, I use both, so take it for what it's worth. First of all Mac is the industry standard for recording and video editing.