The monitor is perfect for hollywood movie color grading and photoshop, but a total overkill for music production. If you would expand, yes then you could go up to 6000 dollar.īut now it starts at 6000 dollar, and there is no way around the expansion (I’ll explain in a minute), but first the monitor. The base models Mac Pro was 2000,- for the G5, 2200 for the 2009 mac pro and 3000,- dollar for the trashcan. To give you a little bit a perspective how expensive this is compared to earlier Mac Pros. That is the most expensive stand in the history of computing. The 28 core version is needed for editing and color grading 8k Hollywood movies in real time, but not music production.Īnd the stand for the monitor is 1000 dollar. that would be an overkill (for now at least). do you really need 28 cores in our computer for music production? You can place a 28 core Xeon CPU in there.Īnd you can place 12 modules of 128 gb, which makes it a whopping 1,5 tb memory!īut. This thing could be an absolute beast if you expand it to the max. The problem is with dust collecting is that it will clog up your components which means overheating issues after a while. So Apple developed a new case with 12000 holes with 12000 inlets of air, and 120000 ways of dust to get in.Įven my 200,- air conditioner has a dust filter! The Mac Pro is passive cooled, so no moving parts on the component, but on the chassis. Love or hate the design, but I think this computer isn’t a looker. I think not, let me explain in this article. Linux is a great way to extend the useful life of older computers especially when you are restricted to only running macOS 10.11 which is very outdated today.Written by: Dexxter ClarkIs the mac pro the best computer for music production? Then Option Boot the iMac and select the orange icon labeled "EFI".
iso file as a source for Etcher (Mac/Windows/Linux). You can create a bootable Linux USB installer by using the downloaded Linux installer. Linux Mint is made from Ubuntu and Ubuntu is made from Debian so a lot of what you learn can be used with the other distributions (you just need to know the slight differences if you move between them). Ubuntu is another option, but the default Ubuntu tends to require a more powerful system with more resources so it is better to use one of the Ubuntu flavors such as Kubuntu and Ubuntu MATE.
There are things I don't like about how Linux Mint does things, but it is a good option for someone new and learning Linux and I do like how the Linux Mint team is trying to fix things Ubuntu has been changing. If you want to install Linux to the iMac, then I recommend using Linux Mint as it is easy to install and just works with Macs (according to a co-worker).
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