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| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
See this is what i needed a comprehensive run down as to why macs are so higly regarded. Thanks eric now im considering whether there could be benefits of having one and logic especially because the college will sort me out a volume license .
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If you want Logic, you have to run OSX, period. Keep in mind that the PC manufacturers do offer machines configured with similar specs to the macs, as mentioned above. They just generally don't promote them as much as their "budget" models.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
I see in music you nearly always get what you pay for.
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Nowhere is that more true than when dealing with technology. If something is cheap, there is a reason, and you usually wont like it.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
One more question right now i have a pci sound card and if i got a macbook I would have to stick to onboard sound while i saved for motu. Whats the onboard sound like? |
I mean, it works. Its not a good as a proper sound card, but it will work in the meantime. The nice thing about OSX is that Core Audio is built into the operating system, so things like internal sound cards use the same code base as a proper audio interface, so there is more efficiency processing audio with an internal sound card than there would otherwise be in a Windows machine using a built in sound card with out ASIO or WDM drivers. That being said, you still should buy at least a simple audio interface. The Apogee Duet is outstanding is you only need 2 in / 2 out.
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