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That is quite interesting. I built a hackintosh in 2011 after a lot of research (hoping to use it to produce music if possible) and the only thing that gave me
by billskills 10y ago
That is quite interesting. I built a hackintosh in 2011 after a lot of research (hoping to use it to produce music if possible) and the only thing that gave me significant trouble was the audio. Would you care to share your setup?
- illumin8 10y agoEven if you have trouble with audio, you can typically use firewire or USB audio interfaces with no issues. If you're doing semi-pro or professional audio production, chances are you want to use a USB audio interface anyway...
- tracker1 10y agoA lot of the realtek chipsets used in motherboards either aren't, or are poorly supported... there are many USB devices that are supported though. That's about my only experience there... same goes for wifi/bluetooth and ethernet adapters.
- ninjakeyboard 10y agoI just use an external soundcard(s). I have serato SL1 which I use for djing w/ timecoded vinyl and I have an old mAudio usb card I use for everything else. I recently got a Pioneer DDJ-SX2 which has replaced the turntables and soundcards - I just use it for everything now.