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Dec 09, 2019 The 16-inch model starts with a 2.6GHz 6-core Intel Core i7 processor, or you can go up to 2.3GHz 8-core Intel Core i9 processor. If you just want good performance and only plan on doing minimal processor-intensive work, then you want a 13-inch MacBook Pro. Greetings to the community, In the past, i made a thread here about deciding which Macbook to pick between MBA and MBP. Everyone advised going for the MBP so now i am in need of feedback about how Ableton performs on MBP with dual-core early 2015 i5 2.7ghz MBP and if it woud benefit more picking an older model dual-core i7(13-inch i7s are dual-core as i recall). Jan 31, 2020 If you make music on a computer, your DAW - or Digital Audio Workstation, to give it its full name - is the most important tool in your creative arsenal.Yes, you’ll likely have a MIDI keyboard, audio interface, set of studio monitor speakers and possibly a microphone or two in your home recording setup as well, but your music production software sits at the centre of everything.
The CORE Station features a modular design that accommodates multiple configurations. Standard included components allow for single setup with a centered MTi2 or a dual setup housing two MTi2’s. A 3rd configuration allows the user to pair a single MTi2 with a four rack space accessory panel which will be sold separately. I have a 4 year old MacBook that is starting to mess up with big ableton projects (lots of effects on each track, etc). I am upgrading and deciding between the i5 dual core and i7 quad core mbp. I just bought a house and money is tight, so I want to know if the quad will make a big difference in how smoothly ableton runs. Find answers to common questions, get help and ideas from other Live users, or contact Ableton support. We use our own cookies and third party cookies to ensure the proper functioning of the website, to personalize content and advertising and to analyze data traffic and user behavior based on pseudonymous data. I'm just getting into Ableton and I have a 2014 Mac Mini and I'm curious if Ableton Live 10 will run well on it. Mac Specs: 2.8GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5. 1TB Fusion Drive. I plan to use Ableton primarily as a Virtual Instrument platform, but would also like to do some demo recording with it using a Scarlett 2i4 interface.
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Ok, I *know* I will probably notice the difference somehow, but how will it be obvious in terms of music making? Will I notice it in Ableton Live (more plug-ins?)? Will I notice it if I run several applications at once? etc.The reason I ask, is that I want to upgrade from my two year old MacBook Pro.
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I am considering the 13' MBP with 2.9GHz (dual core), or the 15' 2.3GHz MBP (quad core). I really like the smaller form factor and weight of the 13', but, of course, I have seen the Geekbench benchmarks for the 15' (about 11.000, vs. the 8.000 of the 13' MBP).
There is also a price difference - 13' is quite a bit cheaper. I already have a very nice Crucial M4 SSD, which will be transferred from my old Mac to the new Mac, so that will take care of disk speeds.
Any input?