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Yer but it's probably the prettiest non-Mac laptop.Doesn't look anywhere near as good as a MBP
Yer but it's probably the prettiest non-Mac laptop.Doesn't look anywhere near as good as a MBP
TBH it look's old and out dated.Yer but it's probably the prettiest non-Mac laptop.
It's thinner me thinks:I was about to post that up, but the specs =/= MBP
Adamo xps is also very sexy.
I have never had a problem installing ProTools on Windows... with any hardware...Well, ProTools is much easier to set up and run on a Mac system because for some reason the program rejects certain types of hardware that may be installed into the PC. It's a very fussy program.
It just accepts everything in Mac though lol.
Different to my experiences lol.I have never had a problem installing ProTools on Windows... with any hardware...
And I've worked enough in ProTools to know that it DOESN'T like everything on a Mac... It gets shitted with a whole heap of external HDDs, gets shitted with its own interfaces when the program lags up... which is often during editing.
That might have been the case in the past but now thats pure myth. I'm not attacking you personally so please don't take this as such but this argument seems to get tossed around every time someone argues the merits of macs and pcs.My only defence about owning a mac is the fact that they are the industry standard in the field I wish to work in. The best Audio Editing suite (for that fact, almost all industry standard multimedia platforms) are either Mac native, or designed by Mac and run better on it.
Uhhhh...That might have been the case in the past but now thats pure myth. I'm not attacking you personally so please don't take this as such but this argument seems to get tossed around every time someone argues the merits of macs and pcs.
Working in a game studio currently and with a background in web design, the studios now use PCs. The modellers use maya and 3ds max, the texture artists and graphic designers use illustrator and photoshop, the composer uses sonar and the web designers use dreamweaver and fireworks, hell the script writers use microsoft office.
All of these programs are the industry standards and they all run on pcs, none are designed by mac and are most definately not mac native. It's simply much more cost effective for a studio to use pcs, better performance for less cost with the industry standard software. It is business after all.
Uhhhh...
He's talking about Audio Engineering....
And I'm 100% sure that Mac's are the Industry standard there, as much as I hate to admit it, in terms of recording, for some bizarre reason, things just sound better when recorded on a Mac...
and then they usually just mix on a Mac because it's recorded on a Mac.
The guy at your Studio using Sonar is a git... Sonar is far outstripped by all of Steinberg's programs, Pro Tools... hell even Mackie's Tracktion is more useable and has better accessibilty to good plugins...
Uh I think you missed that point....My only defence about owning a mac is the fact that they are the industry standard in the field I wish to work in. The best Audio Editing suite (for that fact, almost all industry standard multimedia platforms) are either Mac native, or designed by Mac and run better on it.
See I thought this way too...Uh I think you missed that point....
Btw our composer is fantastic, he worked on the music for lost the tv series and although he can be stubborn he isn't a git. There is no actual reason apart from user differences that could possibly make a mac sound better. All the sound hardware that works on a mac will work on a pc, if its external. As for internal cards a professional wouldn't use one anyway as an external DAC is far higher quality, although the options are there for pc if you want them. There may be other programs that are more usable only for the mac but provided the user knows how to get professional sound quality out of it then what does it matter.
I must admit, one of the main reasons that I love my Macbook so much is because of the image and the luxury of it.tbh 95%+ of macfags only have it for the image
fuckin drones
Id buy a S1000RR because its one of the best Sports bikes out.I must admit, one of the main reasons that I love my Macbook so much is because of the image and the luxury of it.
Macs are just a luxury item, much like a BMW or Volkswagen. You are paying more money for mostly image. Sure, Macbooks and (BMW cars) are built to higher quality and more attention is paid to the detail put into these products (for example, there is a person at Apple who is paid to decide on what screw that should be used underneath the rubber feet on the Macbook) is much higher than that that you would find in a Toshiba or a Toyota.