The downside is if you use a DAW which hasn’t yet been fully optimised. Where we’d normally frown at trying to produce tracks using only 8GB of RAM, with the M1 range it works as well as any 16GB+ system we’ve used in the past. The good news is if you’re a Logic Pro X user Logic and the M1 chip have been optimised to kingdom come, so the user experience there is flawless. This is down to the new M1 architecture employed by Apple, which is both good and (potentially) not so good news for music production. With the latest Apple iMac M1 line-up, it’s gone back to that playful attitude, only this time there have been some serious changes under the hood. It’s a sensible, grown up range of desktop computers that will happily serve you for many years to come.Īpple’s famous all-in-one series has history in the colour stakes, with the old iMac G3 range introducing the idea that computers didn’t have to be black or beige. The Dell XPS series offers the perfect balance of price, performance and power, without ostentatious gaming trappings like RGB lights or edgy graphics. If you’ve gone down the ready-made route, there are some great options to choose from. If you’re making the leap from a laptop to a desktop computer-based music studio, you are fortunate enough to have a lot of choice. Best PC for music production: Our top picks If you know what you're looking for and want to get straight to the products, then keep scrolling. If you'd like to read more about what you should consider when buying one, then hit the link. We've included some expert buying advice at the end of this guide. With that in mind, allow us to shine a light on some of the best PCs for music production. This is where desktop PCs come into their own, with their superior pound-for-pound performance and upgradability. We don't need something compact - we need something powerful. We want our computer to be the nerve centre of our studio our creative hub. For many of us that have dedicated studio spaces, however, there isn’t the requirement to take our rig everywhere. They're convenient, easy to transport, and don't take up much space - and for some, a simple sub-£/$500 laptop will be enough to start crafting beats and producing basic tunes. Using a laptop is great, don't get us wrong.
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