Now at this point, I’ll assume you’ve already decided whether a desktop or laptop computer is right for you.
Plus…since most of us use a laptop for school/work anyway, it eliminates the need for 2 separate purchases.
They solve the noise problem – by allowing you to keep the tower (noisy) in a separate room for your studio monitors and microphones.ĭespite all these advantages, the ONE thing that desktop computers lack is…PORTABILITY.Īnd in today’s world of DJ’s and mobile studios, the portability of a laptop is a MUST. They offer greater customization – which let’s you add more RAM, extra hard drives, additional video cards, and more…as necessary. They have more IN’s/OUT’s – which allow you to incorporate larger, more sophisticated routings to keep up with your ever-growing setup. They’re generally faster – their larger housing offers room for maximum processing power to meet the high demands of today’s DAW’s and plugins. Yet for music recording, they’re still what all the pros continue to use. More and more these days, as technology becomes increasingly “ mobile“…ĭesktop computers are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Which is why for today’s post, I intend to show you everything you need to know to find the perfect computer/laptop for YOUR setup. 
YOUR ideal option might be completely different from someone else’s.
Though as I’m sure you already know, there is no “one-size-fits-all” answer. The first question on every musician’s mind when first starting out with music production is: Nowadays that virtually all music recording has gone digital…
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