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I make electronic music. And I basically stop making a track and render when I literally cannot do anything more to it. I don't like bouncing thing down but by
by travisjeffery 16y ago
I make electronic music. And I basically stop making a track and render when I literally cannot do anything more to it. I don't like bouncing thing down but by the end of my productions I literally have every single track frozen (so that I can still mess around with the MIDI/automation and such.)
I put a ton of stuff on my aux busses that I can't freeze so that's where the CPU goes but man, I would LOVE LOVE LOVE if I have something faster (4 GB MPB 15" 2.53 GHZ Core 2 Duo.)
And really why settle for what we have anyway -- don't get me wrong I'm very happy with the way things are now and humbly understand what it was like back in the day...but this is how we advance things by questioning and being unsatisfied with what we have now and making the future.
[For those curious: http://soundcloud.com/gau5/spotlight http://soundcloud.com/gau5/spotlight -- to listen and download here, any other music people on here send me some links! :)]
- tjr 16y agoNice tracks. I had never heard of soundcloud before. I did not mean to imply that we should settle for current technology, nor that the Core 2 Duo processor was the most totally awesomest thing ever. I just meant to posit that it was perfectly adequate for more than the most trivial of computing tasks, and, implicitly, many MBA users will probably be fine with it.