Running the brand-new M1 ARM-based SoC, Apple's new Macs look very promising and the prices are surprisingly modest! So what's in for music producers?
Apple's in-house developed A14X Bionic chip crushes the Intel i9 in this Geekbench 5 result - way to get us hyped for tomorrow's big announcement!
One more thing... Next Tuesday (November 10) Tim Cook will take the stage to announce - in all likelihood - Apple's first ARM-based consumer Macs.
References to three 2020 Mac computers have been spotted inside the files of macOS Big Sur's first developer beta. We might be in for a solid Mac launch event this November!
According to Bloomberg's Mike Gurman, Apple will likely have a third event in November, where it will finally unveil the first ARM-based Mac.
An ARM MacBook Pro 16 in 2021 will be followed by the ARM iMac Pro & Mac Pro in 2022, an informed leaker says. What does that mean for musicians and producers?
A leaker on Twitter says Apple may offer an ARM-driven MacBook priced at USD 799! That would become Apple's most affordable laptop ever. And a MacBook Pro 13 at USD 1099 would be a treat, too!
Steinberg has released the VST 3.7 Software Developer Kit (SDK) with new features designed to facilitate VST3 plug-in development. It also includes support for Apple's ARM processors.
The first ARM-based Mac runs better than the current Macbook Pro 13 with Intel Core i5 according to new benchmarks - good news for musicians hoping for better performance on next-gen Macbooks.
While the buzz around upcoming ARM-powered Macs is overwhelming the tech sphere, Apple is quietly working on a monster Intel iMac refresh with 10 cores, according to a leak on Twitter.
ARM-based Macs running iPad music apps, iPads running Logic Pro: the future looks bright for music making on Apple's platforms. Catch up on the latest from Apple's WWDC 2020.
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Is Apple about to ditch Intel processors? Will new Macs run ARM processors? Is there a brand new iMac coming? The evidence is growing and so are Apple's share prices...
Apple wants to switch its computers to ARM processors. According to well-informed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, this could happen as early as 2021. What's in it for us Mac users?
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The Raspberry Pi miniature computer is more powerful than ever in its fourth generation. Could it become an option as a DAW computer for music applications in the near future?
The new Fractal Audio FM3 shares the Axe-Fx III interface and amp modelling, but in a far more convenient, compact floor pedal unit, putting it directly in competition with the Line 6 Helix range.
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Percussa has made a much smaller and cheaper version of their Super Signal Processor module. The mSSP has the same engine and the same awesome versatility as a multi-function sound source and processor.
