Hoping some of you may be able to help me! I've got a few threads running across the forums at the moment due to some issues that I've been having with my new MacBook Pro (Mid 2012).

1. Apple Mac Pro 2012 Specs
2. Mid 2010 Mac Pro Specs

Apple Mac Pro 2012 Specs

I've recently migrated from Windows to Mac for a number of reasons, the main ones being that I'd like to invest more time and effort into Music and Video Production via home studio recordings / covers. The situation for me at the moment is that my MBP has been in for repair twice due to hardware faults and after much debate Apple have offered me a full refund. Now, I'm keen to keep the MacBook Pro however looking over the Apple website for the same price I could get a 27' iMac which would be considerably stronger. I'd love to keep the MacBook Pro for its portability etc but am keen to hear from other musicians on if it truly is a suitable/powerful enough machine to handle music and video production? Something I've noticed so far is that when performing heavy duty tasks the fans tend to kick in.

One solution to this problem is to install a Windows-emulator or virtual machine, a program that runs within your Mac operating system and mimics the behavior of the Windows environment. Program for mac like publisher. Although the Mac platform is growing in popularity, Windows systems and programs are still among the most commonly used in many businesses today. While Microsoft makes versions of some programs for the Mac platform, other programs, such as Microsoft Publisher, are not supported on the Mac platform. The Microsoft Publisher installation and program files must be saved to your Mac's hard drive when running an emulator or virtual machine.

Does this have an impact on recording quality? The aim is that I'd like to record audio straight into the MacBook Pro and record the video separately via another device/camera to be synced later. Can the MacBook Pro (Mid 2012) meet these needs or would it be a greater bet going with an iMac? As mentioned, I am keen to keep the MBP if its more than capable in comparison to the iMac but so far I only know one person who uses a MacBook Pro for audio / video production but unfortunately haven't had the chance to speak about it in much detail. Click to expand.many many many many people use the macbook pro, and lesser apple devices, for music and video production every day all over the world (you can swap apple for any computer brand you like), have done for years. Macbook pros are far more powerful now they use intel chips than just a few years back.

Mid 2010 Mac Pro Specs

Tech specs for all Apple Mac Pro models for the original to the current. Dates sold, processor type, memory info, hard drive details, prices and more. Oct 03, 2015  Hey Folks, I currently have a 2012 12-core 2.4 ghz Mac Pro with 24 GB of ram. I use the focus rite saffire pro 40. I have a 256 gb SSD drive for my OS and software, an internal projects hard drive (7200 rpm), an external firewire 800 samples HD and another for backup.

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