How to organize your desktop like a PRO for music production and recording on Mac

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[@danielmwesigwa9652]

Thanks you so much sir this was very much needed, and helpful. GOD BLESS YOU!

[@MaisonLexBeatz]

Oh man, I just bought a new MacBook (never had a chance to work on that OS before) and I was looking for this kind of video. THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video, it was really helpful!

[@LucasMessore]

Thanks, congrats, and welcome to the winning team :)

[@jekua]

love this keep it up!!

[@LucasMessore]

Thank you! Will do!

[@aqua7268]

Hi, i like your content. After watching this Video , i realized you have a good organization of your samples. As a long year music producer i am interested in downloading and using your whole samplepacks including the copyright. Is there an option? If yes please write me a way to contact you about details. For explaination, it would be alot of work for me to organize mine now after years of big chaos, so i would like to have a new organization, plus new sounds would fresh up my production as well, which i like to have new experiences always.

[@LucasMessore]

Hi! The samples that you see organized in this video are all from Splice which you can subscribe to and download. I can't legally send them to you nor do I own any copyrights. But if you are asking about my guitar samples I do have them for sale on my website, but I do not give people the copyrights to my work. Thanks so much for checking out my video!

[@BlazonStone]

Why staright on computer, and not an external?
General rule is to never record straight on computer.
Better to have on external plus two copies including one off-site online for example

[@LucasMessore]

Hey! Good things to consider. I would say that recording straight to an external is very valid and was necessary back in the day before 64bit and so much ram became standard. I personally do not record to external because they have slower read/write speeds and sometimes can be unreliable. I've had external SSDs crap out on me. I do keep 2x backups of everythings on externals. If you have a great external drive and recording to that makes most sense to you go for it! I also keep all my bounces and etc on dropbox so that's a no brainer in case someone asks me for a file and I'm away from the studio.

[@BlazonStone]

All good! @@LucasMessore