What pc laptop should I get to produce music with Propellerhead 99-101-0027 Reason 6.5 Audio Software?
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Any computer that has strong processing power and a good amount of ram. I love the Sony vaio and of course and MacBook Pro will work fine. Be sure to consider having a quad core processor. Intel makes great ones. Also 8 gb of ram will plenty of ram. And for a hard drive any SATA 7200 will work but of course solid state drives will deliver surperior performance! I recommend a MacBook Pro with the specifications of your choosing!
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The requirements are not too heavy... 2 gb of ram works fine with my lenovo refurbished laptop. 3 gb of hd space but you will want more for your own samples. Remember to download the free ASIO 4 All drivers for your audio driver. It fixed some latency problems I was having.Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Opteron or better (multiple cores highly recommended)2 GB RAM (more highly recommended)Windows XP SP3, Vista or Windows 7 (Vista or Windows 7 required for 64-bit)3 GB free hard disk spaceMonitor with 1024x768 resolution or largerA 16 bit Windows compatible audio card, preferably with an ASIO driverInternet connection for registrationFree USB port for Ignition KeyA MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard recommended The requirements are not too heavy... 2 gb of ram works fine with my lenovo refurbished laptop. 3 gb of hd space but you will want more for your own samples. Remember to download the free ASIO 4 All drivers for your audio driver. It fixed some latency problems I was having.Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Opteron or better (multiple cores highly recommended)2 GB RAM (more highly recommended)Windows XP SP3, Vista or Windows 7 (Vista or Windows 7 required for 64-bit)3 GB free hard disk spaceMonitor with 1024x768 resolution or largerA 16 bit Windows compatible... » Read More The requirements are not too heavy... 2 gb of ram works fine with my lenovo refurbished laptop. 3 gb of hd space but you will want more for your own samples. Remember to download the free ASIO 4 All drivers for your audio driver. It fixed some latency problems I was having.Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Opteron or better (multiple cores highly recommended)2 GB RAM (more highly recommended)Windows XP SP3, Vista or Windows 7 (Vista or Windows 7 required for 64-bit)3 GB free hard disk spaceMonitor with 1024x768 resolution or largerA 16 bit Windows compatible audio card, preferably with an ASIO driverInternet connection for registrationFree USB port for Ignition KeyA MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard recommended « Show Less
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It honestly doesn't really matter. It's all about your preference on which one is the best. If you're talking about the quality and speed, then try and find one that has a 2 g/hz processor or above. I personally like dells, they are a very reliant computer. Plus, they have a very cool look to them. But, to me, if you're willing to spend some money, MacBooks are the way to go. Not only does the software not crash, apple has always had very good products. The only draw-back to it is the cost. So, in conclusion, it's all about what you're willing to spend.
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Any laptop works fine, Reason is a well designed program with capabilities of working on PC and MAC with a low CPU rate. I recommend you any computer with a memory cache (RAM) higher than 4GB, because sometime Reason needs a little boost for working fast with audio tracks. If you are just working with MIDI files any computer can work fine.I hope that this answer will get you the info you needed. I've been using Reason for 5 years already.Best regards from Mexico, and good luck on your purchase!
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This product does not come with a user guide and the Numark website does not support it. I have found the Creative Labs SoundBlaster X-fi HD Model SB1240 to be a better quality external soundcard, and it is well supported. It costs just a little bit more and is well worth it. If you're going to DJ with a laptop, look into software that can use two soundcards, an external for output, and your internal soundcard for monitoring/cueing.
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I clipped it onto my laptop and used a 440 tone and it registered a perfect pitch A ( I was bored and wanted to test it.) You should have no problems.
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Fist, download user guide PDF from Google. U can use a usb hub (make sure it uses a power supply) to extend the inputs to PC. Use the accompanying "ignite" software to integrate with your DAW.
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I would suggest an audio interface. Presonus, Apogee, Focusrite, and others make great interfaces that will allow you to hook up the mic to the computer. I would suggest a pop filter with the mic and using phantom power for a condenser mic. Depending on what you want to do, having DAW software will take you one step further.
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I do not know, off the top of my head, but you should just check the promotional advertising by Propellerheads. Most always Software-Developers list the platform(s) necessary for their software to work. Also another good source of such information is: &lt;kvraudio.com&gt;.
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i use mine as a home recording studio, so you should be able to play this no problem. (SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS Minimum CPU Type: 486DX Minimum CPU Speed: 33 MHz Minimum RAM Required: 8 MB Minimum Hard Disk Space: 6 MB Minimum OS Version: 5.0 Graphics Type: SVGA Color Depth: 256 Colors Free Conventional Required: 470 KB) heres the specs if you need them, hope this helps.
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Yup! I have an hp and it works fine. Gets a bit distorted at high volumes, but is pretty decent for the price.
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If it has ASIO drivers for windows or core audio for Mac you should be good to go
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You need an audio interface with Phanthom power to connect this Microphone to your computer
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It's doesn't matter what kind laptop or Apple you using, as long u can install serato or virtual dj u good to go.
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go to dell.com for product specs. I just bought a studio 15 with 500GB / 7200 rpm
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Any os you use will be fine on the board, just check the os recommendations for your music software. My guess is that home premium or professional will be just fine.
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You'll have to try the HP DM4-1100. I guess the HP Envy is even better.I have the NuForce uDAC-2 now, and it is also just barely better than the HP DM4. For loud volume, the DAC is cleaner, for sure, but overall it is incredibly comparable.
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Not this model. It is not PC compliant. The Blue Parrot Xpressway II and Plus will work with that program and for all music devices.
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A audio interface is optimal, but it should work with the stock one in computer. A midi keyboard controller would also be good to have (I'm just using a 30 year old midi capable synth and it works fine as a keyboard input to the Virtual Synths in Reason, but if your doing strictly audio recording, you'll be fine without one. If your into synths, most of the coolest Reason Synths aren't included in essentials, but the Line 6 Amps sound really good for bass and guitar. Good luck.
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I also got a laptop. I bought a Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 and it works well with MixCraft. At first I was scared 'cuz it didn't recognize the 3rd and 4th inputs from the Focusrite, but I just needed to change some settings in the Preference section, to ASIO and it was solved. Four channels at the same time, which is sufficient for me, for the moment. I also got a Zoom H4N and it also works fine with it. I still havent tried to connect both the Focusrite and the H4n and check if I can do a simultaneos 8-channel recording.