Does anyone know which one is more reliable to choose for the arrangement notebook?

1.Memory (RAM).

If you are an all-rounder, proficient in recording, mixing, and arranging, then it is recommended that your computer should be equipped with a larger memory, thinking that it should be at least 16G.

If you use a lot of audio sources for your arrangement, they will take up a lot of memory space when you work with them, and if you use a sampler such as Kontakt, the memory usage will continue to increase. Coupled with the audio loading in a normal DAW, interface effects, etc., the common 4G and 8G memory may be a bit overwhelming.

Of course, if you have higher production needs, you can also equip it with a higher amount of RAM, such as 32G. It's rare to find such a high amount of memory on laptops these days, but desktops are quite common, and if you don't work on the go, higher-spec desktops are also a good choice.

2.Disk storage.

I think that if your work is often based on recording and mixing, in fact, there is no high requirement for disk storage capacity, taking a recorded ** meeting as an example, the duration is 1 and a half hours, the sampling rate is 24-bit 48kHz, and the disk space is 10G.

But if you're mostly arrangers, 10G might be the smallest sample source on your hard drive.

That's right, for friends who often do arranging work, the most space-taking place must be their own precious sound source. In this case, it is recommended to use at least 500G hard disk to store data, many arrangers are used to mobile work, if you use mobile hard disk to store, it will inevitably bring inconvenience to your movement.

In terms of the choice of disk category, it is highly recommended that you choose a solid-state drive (SSD). Its own transmission speed, stability, low power consumption and other characteristics are better than traditional mechanical hard disks, especially the transmission speed is very important for the loading efficiency of the sampled sound source.

Of course, I still recommend that friends have one or several portable hard disks for the storage of large audio sources, and in terms of type, it is recommended to have an efficient solid state drive, if your files are too large and take up a lot of space, it is recommended to buy a disk array to store and back up data.

The requirements for the notebook are not big for the arrangement, as long as it is not a game to do programming, an ordinary notebook is fine, and there is a choice of notebook according to your own financial ability.

Hello! I recommend Apple's MacBook Pro, which is great for arranging music or audio-visual entertainment.

Does anyone know which one is more reliable to choose for an arrangement notebook? I think it is very good to choose a very good notebook depending on the situation, and it is very good to choose from.

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