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So this just came out about all out performance ( although 400 instances of Boom would make me Bonkers) :D
https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/pro...eid=3af5b4ba3b |
That video made my lust a bit stronger.
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Impressive demo, thanks.
I shot and edited my first video this weekend. Simple, only 2 cameras, but I shot them both as 4K which tended to give the old Mac some pause. The whole thing went rather unremarkably, which was good! I barely thought about the computer until I was done, when I suddenly realized how fast and easy it all went, from importing, to editing, to exporting the final video. No lags, no waiting on rendering, the machine just basically stayed out of my way. I'll be interested in seeing if that changes when there are more video streams involved. |
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The other options for Audio focused users might include the iMac or Mac mini BUT currently the Mini does not offer the i9 processor option and is 6 core max (perhaps that has to do with heat buildup ?) Where the iMac has i9 and 8 core max . But with both offering TB 3 connections that does make external SSD possibilities (like the new Samsung X5 TB3 external SSD) equal to the performance of internal 16 lane PCIe SSD's...... the big question would be possible video editing . The Mini I would want would be at $2500 and the iMac $3800.... Hopefully by the time I am ready, the specs for both will have moved up the processors and graphics as well. Or the MP will offer a wider range of base config options and be more enticing price wise
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For those wondering why you need more RAM, here's a cute demo of what the 1.5TB on this machine does :-) . Actually at the end, he does talk about the benefits of all that RAM for music production (sample libraries)
https://mashable.com/article/mac-pro-vs-chrome/ |
RAM is inexpensive now compared to a year or two ago. I just added 32 GB more DDR4 to my PC, for a total of 64 GB. I did this mainly for some large sample libraries that I occasionally use.
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