Laptop vs Pc

[le_knigh]

Currently using a Samsung rv515 4gb , dual core , laptop .

Have came to the point in my producing where using 9 massives in different channels is causing major glitches and clearly am not being able to further my production ..

Upgrades are not really going to take it to where I need so curious if another laptop with higher specs is the way to go or build a pc ?

Also interested in what you guys are currently using yourselfs maybe to push me in the right direction

[Brothulhu]

Is portability very important to you? Get a laptop. If not then get a desktop

[MikeyOhh]

I use both personally. I have my main PC which is a quad core (can't remember the speed) with 16gb ram and 7tb hdd space, and my laptop which is a 2.9 i5, 16gb ram, 1tb HDD for when I'm out and about. All my projects are synced through dropbox and I have the same vsts in the same directory. This does the job for me.

It's all down to whether you need portability or not. Obviously a pc is a better choice because you can build a higher spec relatively cheap and you have the option of upgrading later down the line.

[Crimsonghost]

Currently using a Samsung rv515 4gb , dual core , laptop .

Have came to the point in my producing where using 9 massives in different channels is causing major glitches and clearly am not being able to further my production ..

Upgrades are not really going to take it to where I need so curious if another laptop with higher specs is the way to go or build a pc ?

Also interested in what you guys are currently using yourselfs maybe to push me in the right direction

Bounce to audio.

[AxeD]

There's no 'point' where producers get to using too many instances of something.

But yeah, bounce down.