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Apple’s relationship with pro music needs some mending
- RossBencina 10y agoCoincidentally, another editorial against macOS for pro audio also showed up this month: http://tapeop.com/columns/end-rant/115/ http://tapeop.com/columns/end-rant/115/
- 7Z7 10y agoI get that the one you linked is supposed to be a rant, but it just ends up as hyperbole and misinformation.
- stuaxo 10y agoThis sums up the points so well - I am not a pro musician (but hang out with musicians from time to time) - not only is having to use a dongle a pain, but the fact it is lower quality + a hissing noise has been observed when the phone is under heavy load is unacceptable. It's annoying, as I was going to get an iphone 7, the UI on most Android phones a mess.. might just enjoy the reduction on a 6, though if I'd wanted a 6 I could have waited. Bah, enough of my first world problem.
- jungletek 10y agoThis article is primarily about the audio engine on the desktop version of the OS, within the context of music production and live performance.
- fzzzy 10y agoApple's relationship with pro everything is broken and it is only going to get worse.
- beezischillin 10y agoI personally wouldn't update any work-essential computer to any bleeding-edge software. Especially audio. Especially hardware I use to perform. It seems absurd. So does the suggestion to switch to Windows instead. Anyone who had to mess around with ASIO drivers, latency and crackling and sudden freezes under Windows can attest to that. I wouldn't even add the fact that Windows 10 just screwed the partition table up for the second time within a week. Pretty problematic. /rant Some of the things pointed out in the article do have merit: Apple's QA seems to be a little off nowadays - we need that more than any hardware right now.