Best Controller Portable For Ableton Amd Mac
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PC and Mac; most standalone editions of Ableton Live System Requirements PC: XP or Vista, 1.5GHz processor, 512MB RAM, QuickTime 6.5, DVD-ROM drive, USB port; Mac: OS 10.3.9 or later, G4 processor, 512 MB RAM, QuickTime 6.5, DVD-ROM drive, USB port. Buy products related to ableton controllers and see what customers say about ableton. LPD8 Portable 8-Pad USB MIDI Pad Controller for Laptops (Mac & PC).
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I am aware that higher processing speeds and more ram are always a benefit, no matter what you are doing, but I am looking for at portable work station for everyday life as well..
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I've looked at a lot of Retina MacBook Pros (I am currently using a windows desktop) and even though they look nice and feel nice in general, I am not sure if they are the right choice for music production.I have an old (7 years I believe) 2,4 ghz quad core processor, 4GB of ram and I am running into some strange performance issues.. It might be that my PC is simply old and tired, because I recently upgraded to Win10 from Win7 and it seemed snappier for some time and then struggled again..
I have projects with up to 30-40 tracks sometimes most of them with multiple effects on them.
I have a PUSH which I am fond of and planning to carry around with my future laptop. I might perform live, but that is not a main concern.
- well, my actual question is:
1 are the current MacBooks the right choice for me / are they worth it?
I don't mind buying a used one (I'm from Denmark) and I don't mind waiting a little longer if someone thinks a performance upgrade is around the corner.
2 is there an alternative that makes sense?