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First off, whats up everyone? Im new here and plan on staying for a long time to come. But I wanted to know if you guys thought the new mac mini would perform well with Pro Tools 8, Reason 4 (soon reason 5 
), Recycle plus running simultaneously? Ill usually just have pro tools and reason open. With pro tools Ill probably be using virtual tracks from which Ive rewired from reason. and a few vocal and DI ins to pro tools as well.
I would plan on upgrading the ram myself to at least 4gbs and I have a Mbox Pro 2. The thing is I was originally thinking the new iMac but I couldnt afford to get the 27 inch unfortunately which means that the quad core is definitely NOT a possibility. BUt, id also like to run two seperate monitors at once. One for a mixer, and the other for a sequencer.
I have a MBP which I use and absolutely love but do MUCH more work on my crap 32-bit vista (single core i believe) with 3gb of ram and its going down the tubes so I think im due for an upgrade.
What do you guys think as far as a new desktop though? I cant afford a Mac Pro either. Anyways, any guidance is well appreciated.
Thanks everyone!
), Recycle plus running simultaneously? Ill usually just have pro tools and reason open. With pro tools Ill probably be using virtual tracks from which Ive rewired from reason. and a few vocal and DI ins to pro tools as well. I would plan on upgrading the ram myself to at least 4gbs and I have a Mbox Pro 2. The thing is I was originally thinking the new iMac but I couldnt afford to get the 27 inch unfortunately which means that the quad core is definitely NOT a possibility. BUt, id also like to run two seperate monitors at once. One for a mixer, and the other for a sequencer.
I have a MBP which I use and absolutely love but do MUCH more work on my crap 32-bit vista (single core i believe) with 3gb of ram and its going down the tubes so I think im due for an upgrade.
What do you guys think as far as a new desktop though? I cant afford a Mac Pro either. Anyways, any guidance is well appreciated.
Thanks everyone!
