Currently, I’ve found that Apple’s own Logic Pro X will handle just about anything you can throw at it and this includes third party plugins.
#Imac for recording music full#
Potentially, if you want the full power from a DAW on these new Apple M1 powered Macs, then you will need a DAW that is compatible. With this in mind, I would say that, yes these new models one paper should be more than capable of handling multi-track audio within a DAW, running alongside virtual instruments and your favourite plugins. Which is the same setup as my M1 Mac mini, which I wrote about last week. The base model is an 8-Core CPU and 8GB unified memory as standard, on the Apple Silicon M1 processor.
The colour options include Blue, Green, Pink, Silver, Yellow, Orange and Purple. Though they are also making a big thing about how thin they are and how lightweight, so maybe they expect users to carry them around with them?ĭoes anyone remember trying to carry the original Bondi Blue iMac by it’s built in handle? Err, just no, not happening. They now have a magnetic connection on the power supply, which feels a little redundant to me when you are using a desktop. The latter provided by an updated version of the Magic Keyboard, plus you can add a Magic Trackpad and/or Mouse to the package as well.
#Imac for recording music 1080p#
Todays announcement from Apple included new iPad Pro models, Apple TV, Apple AirTags and the highly anticipated new M1 powered iMacs, which now have a 24″ with a 4.5k Retina Screen that is capable of 11.3 million pixels, 500 nits of brightness and over a billion colours!Īlong with a 1080p FaceTime HD camera, studio-quality mics and a six-speaker sound system and Touch ID. Could these new Apple Silicon desktops be a viable setup for guitarists? Apple’s announcement this evening introduced a set of new brightly coloured M1 chip iMac 24″ models.
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