Upgrading to the Mac Mini M1 for audio and video production
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- I recently upgraded to the new Mac Mini M1 after a less than enjoyable few years with a 2018 Mac Mini + external GPU. This week I walk through why I made the switch to the M1 and discuss the pros and cons of the new machine for audio and video production.
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0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Protools and Premiere
4:35 - Pros of the M1
5:40 - Cons of the M1 - Фільми й анімація
Jonseing for one. For nearly a year I've been editing video on my iPad using Lumafusion Pro. Love it. The thought of being able to work with it on a regular computer is very enticing.
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you for being clear and to the point!
You are speaking my language dude. Thank you for the info - you covered all the bases. The studio looks awesome!
Love my new M1 MM. I was in the got to do something now too. My 2009 iMac lasted 11 years! Not to bad. Great vid.
LOVED this. Much thanks, señor. Quite comprehensive to what I needed to know.
Thanks for using your time and money to share knowledge with those of us who have much narrower margins.
Great job on the video... Thank you for getting straight to the pointing and sharing your honest experience and expertise! Wonderful
You're welcome, Lucent!
I did the same thing as you. Had the 2018 and realized quickly wasnt going to be great for video editing. Sold it and bought the new m1 mini. Im in the process of reinstalling all my programs. Your video gives me hope!
Engaging and informative - thank you!
Nice one Jon. I got my mi mini to use mainly as a drum recording unit in my drum room networked up to the main iMac. It also houses all my samples using Vienna Ensemble Pro.to share the load with my older gear. You’re right however, you do have to be patient for it to get full powered support from the app developers but opening large 3gb kits is a breeze and no fan noise is just heaven and all for a relatively low price. Enjoy and have a great weekend.👍🏼
You've got me thinking, Nigel! Perhaps I should move the old Mac mini to my drum room along with my Apollo 16. I have a UAD arrow that I could use in the control room as I seldom record more than 2 mics at a time. Hmmmm...
Thank you for this is was super helpful, I was slowly saving for one of the intel Mac Mini's till the heard about the new chip and was waiting for an a producers review. It seems like a no-brainer as soon as the software catches up, Late 2012 Mac Mini is starting to get a bit overwhelmed in larger sessions.
I switched I have the same machine still working,late 2011 mini
very helpful. I subbed, buying it right now
i'm in exactly the same boat as you. mac user for years, loads of imacs and macbooks in the past and currently running a 2018 mini with 32gb ram which i installed myself. these new M1's are looking really good...i can't wait to see what the next batch look like. i'm as concerned about ram as you are, so please keep an eye on it and report back!
Will do, Simeon. I probably should have held out a little longer as well, but I was growing so frustrated with my graphics card situation and did not feel like dumping another $800-1k into the setup that has caused me such grief. Again, probably user error but I like the simplicity of having everything in one box. So far it has been a performance upgrade.
Best video I've seen on the subject.
I've been using Windows since 'day 1', in mid 99, for music production. Over the years, many people said Macs were the way to go for music, which was probably true for a while.
Anyway, last week I acquired a Macbook M1 Air, and whilst I am impressed with it as a basic laptop, my Ryzen 4800H destroys it when rendering music file. It's not even close. Both cost around a grand - a similar specced Mac would be 3 grand - which makes me think 'why?'
First twenty seconds of the video, I get it. It's the video processing.
Definately waiting to see what the niw imacs bring to the table
Thank you. Working with a 2009 iMac as a producer...issues, yes. Going to upgrade to this Mac mini soon. Reaper is my DAW & at 28 tracks of audio having some blips. Cheers from Alberta, Canada!
You will definitely see performance improvements from a 2009. Thanks for watching, Douglass.
I just made the big jump from pc to Mac mini M1 and cannot believe the power in it. FYI, there’s a hub that sits under the unit that has been recently upgraded to accept on-board m.2 SSD sticks, but, not the faster nvme types. Maybe that’s on the horizon but still ssd in that form factor that installs on the underside of the hub chassis is cool
I'll be waiting for an m1 machine with more ram - thanks for sharing!
9:18 - surprising stuff :O
Yea, that's probably the right move. Thanks for watching, Billy!
Your colour grading, background score, and editing skills are awesome ✨
Thank you so much!!
Looks good, though I found he looks a bit “transluscent”, LOL.
@@JonMeyer Did you notice occasional glitches in this video render? At first I thought it was a retro effect you were going for, LOL.
@@drinkinslim I've been fighitng glitches off and on for months now. Driving me crazy.
Just bought one of these and will be using it for similar things! Great vid
How do you like it after 2 months? I’m trying to wait for the new M1X Mac Mini.
@@charliedepino7768 Love it! The M1 really is super fast and more than enough for running things like Logic/Final Cut/Motion. The only issue is ports of course but that is easily solved with some cheap dongles. I use one Thunderbolt port for my interface and the other for a little hub that also runs my 2nd monitor.
Considering it for beginner video editing. Thank you
Excellent choice for beginner video editing.
Eyyy glad it works for you! I brought one a few weeks ago and I work in pro tools too but I had so much trouble that I ended up sending it back, kept getting this mad bug where it would use all the 16gb ram and then like 55gb swap ram then crash hahahaha! I guess it’s probably a difference in plug ins used or something. I’ll probably jump back in on the M1 in a year or two once everything is sorted!
I’ve noticed a few more hiccups as I reinstall old plugins. Personally I’m not noticing anything worse than what I was experiencing on my old machine. Plug-in compatibility has been a thorn on my side for years. I wish they would get a handle on that issue.
I think a rarely appreciated drawback of the M1 range of Macs, is the fact that they benefit from a monitor of similar quality. Whilst there are many options for gaming monitors, if one is looking for a 27 - 32" monitor 4K (not ultra wide), LG and others are only recently offering options. The latest LG UltraFine 27UN850 is not widely available (in the United Kingdom as of early March 2021). A sleek USB-C monitor with cable management is what I'm next on the lookout for to complement my excellent new machine.
It's like you made this video for me. I've got the 2018 Mac mini with the same enclosure and eGPU and upgraded the RAM (with a friend's help). Been looking at the M1 for editing video in Premiere.
Glad I could help! If you need your system to work smoothly then you should probably wait until Premiere officially supports the new chip. I run into the occasional glitches.
Great thoughtful comments as always, Ihave been holding off buying the M1 Mac mini as I felt that 16gb would not be quite enough and I was hopeful that Apple would release a new more powerful 32gb or 64gb Mac mini but, my old 2011 27” iMac has become so painful to use, due to the fact I can no longer run the latest OS and consequently it will not run the latest version of Logic and its very very very slow, i decided to grab the M1 16gb 2Tb I figured it will at least get me going again and maybe by 2022 Apple will release a newer more powerful version of the Mac mini with more thunderbolt ports on it. And I can repurpose this Mac mini as a VSL Pro 7 server.
Mac Mini Bluetooth issue is a hardware issue that’s been around for a bit. The antenna is underneath the Mac Mini inside that circular base. Elevate the Mini with a non-metallic stand or base that doesn’t contact the center of that round base. Like a pair of thick markers under the left and right sides. The more space beneath the base, the better.
Another fix is to use a Logitech keyboard and mouse connected through their little dongle.
Would bluetooth work better if the M1Mini was placed upside-down, or stood on edge ?
I think i'm making the move this week. Thanks for the vid..
Hope it works out. I'm mostly happy, although I expected Adobe Premiere and Protools support by now.
Wow quality content.love Ur work❤️❤️
Super honest! loved it... Thanks Jon.
Glad you enjoyed it!
A well made video with a great color (graded?), just clear and really warm… wow, I wish I would do that in a same way… And thanks for your informations, worth actually looking for the M2 version for a music computer for someone in Berlin.
Thank you. Someone else just asked about how I light my studio, so since the link is on the clipboard, here ya go…How I light my music studio for UA-cam
ua-cam.com/video/UuopgGa2z8U/v-deo.html
Perfect review, thank you ☺️👍🏼
Thank you!
Another great video Jon. It's getting to be about that time that I should consider upgrading. I think I'm going to try and wait it out until a new MacBook Pro comes out - an SD card slot, HDMI port, and bringing back the Mag lock. My wife just got a brand new M1 MacBook Pro and I feel like I would be disappointed missing those features. I'll be interested to hear your thoughts on upgrading internal storage vs. working off of your Samsung drive. I'm also going to be waiting until Finale and all of my SSL and Waves plugins and Helix Native are more reliable than I've heard about.
The church I work at just got an M1 Mac Mini and it's impressive! I just don't know if I'm ready to move to a desktop setup yet.
Thanks, Alex! This is the first time I've worked off of the internal storage. Honestly, there are too many variables in play to give an honest opinion. I recently upgraded cameras which means different codecs. Everything is new and not yet fully supported, but my gut thinks it has been a subtle improvement. I've always been a desktop guy with a laptop used mostly for business, graphic design, and the occasional remote recording project.
Hi, nice one. btw i didn’t notice any issues with the video, watched it on an apple tv 4k. So, good luck with the mini, I’ve got a mac pro 2019, which I’m happy with. I also traded my 2017 mbp for a new m1 mbp with 16gb ram and a 1tb drive, and i also have that same dock. Since the mac pro is my primary still running catalina, which tbh still seems like the bleeding edge, i’m under no pressure to complete work on the m1 system, but i have done some tests and for the most part it seems good, but it’s really meant to be my portable rig, yet not a lot of travel happening right now
There were a handful of issues with the export. No fun, as I'm not exactly sure where the problem originated. Best of luck on your Mac adventures!
Helpful vid thanks and btw GREAT looking studio
Thanks, Jake!
very nice and useful video. thanks for sharing with us.To your success. 💥🥳
Thank you, very helpful!
Wow, what a great video.
Great video! Thank you
I didn’t time it, but as soon as I got the Mac Mini M1, I updated to OSX Monterey and it installed in about 4 minutes. It’s by far the fastest computer I’ve ever owned.
Subbed. Looking forward to your video on working off the SSD instead the internal drive. Have you posted this vid yet? Thanks!
Anything yet? I've been sitting here for 9 months waiting. LOL Jk. I'm still curious though.
Thank you 😊
awesome ! thanks so much
Glad to find a musician point of view! I never had a Mac but i think i am about to go for a Mac mini M1 plus an UAD Apollo twin.
Have a look at the Antelope Zen Core Synergy. The audio quality is definitely in the same league with brilliant preamps and you get 17 free plug-ins with the unit which I think is more economical.
@@titovalasques i will check this too. Thanks!
3:06 the reason why the case gets so hot is that it is used as the headsink for the cpu :)
Thank you sir.
New M1 Mini here...Logic and Final Cut are fast for sure, but it's the integration with peripherals and plugins that is lacking. Doesn't recognize the Boss Katana amp, and there is clicking on playback using the USB-C port to connect my audio interface. Clicking avoided by plugging the audio interface in with a USB-C to USB-A cable instead. Sure is quiet though.
Thank you Sir! BTW, I‘ve heard many people say the Bluetooth issue disappears when you place the mini upside down.
Good to know!
Figures. I’m finally ready to pull the trigger on a home studio and have to decide whether I go with a current iMac....go the mini route and deal with incompatibility with hardware I want...or just wait altogether for the new iMac to come out. Psh
Thanks! That was very helpful! Still can't figure out how you did load 50 kontakt instances of roughly 600MB each, before you run out of ram... That's about 30gigs of ram right? Any RAM performance update after 5 months?
I have both East West orchestal samples and HD piano samples. But I freeze alot of tracks, and is fine with that. In the choice between a 2008 Mac Pro and Mac Mini, using Logic conservatively, will Mac Mini be better ?
Hi Jon, Thanks for the video. Can I ask your opinion? I have a 2023 Mac mini pro and am experiencing considerable audio bleed. I noticed it when I went to create backing tracks in Logic Pro x, with click and voice-over panned hard left I was hearing it in the right channel. I then tested a system Audio alert, Apple Music, Safari>UA-cam, all with the system audio panned hard L or R, and heard quite a bit of bleed in the opposite channel, via shure e300 in ear headphones and also Sennheiser over ear studio cans, both plugged directly into the audio out on the Mac mini. I've consulted apple and they are denying that the bleed exists. Meanwhile on forums people are saying that this is a known problem and the internal sound cards are subpar. Have you experienced this and do you know of a software or hardware fix for the Mac mini pro? Many thanks.
I bought one and returned it. Universal Audio still hasn't approved the M1 for their products neither has my DAW. They're just getting past Big Sur. Caveat emptor. Certain products will work, but the M1 may not be for everyone (yet). I'm going to wait and see - maybe they will release the the M1X, or more memory...? The M1 chip looks baller tho. I'd love the silence too. Patience...
I'm still on a 27" imac 2013.
I had a stable protools setup for about 3 years (which as you mentioned is a very rare thing 🤣)
And then.........I got tempted by a new plugin that required me to upgrade my osx to 10.13.6 and upgrade Protools to 2018.
DISASTER EVER SINCE!
To the point where I'm watching this video considering the upgrade to a new machine.
And the real kick in the nuts........
I didn't like that new plugin and don't use it anyway 🤣🤣🤣
Gear envy karma lesson.
Another great video.
Thank you 👍
I've learned to appreciate the times when everything is working properly, because I know it won't last long!
Any possibility of downgrading?
I'm a film composer/Producer, I have the same dilemma i work on large orchestral scores and songs so I was worried if the M1 mac mini would work with 30+ Spitfire kontakt libraries and protools I arrange in logic and mix in protools so I don't know if I should get a 2010 mac pro and upgrade it or buy this, my scores go to 100+ track's don't know if I this will work, what are your thoughts?
Subbed, thanks
I have the 8gb memory base M1 mini, would it make a difference choosing /Final Cut Pro vs Adobe premier pro?,,,i know adobe software myself but if final cut would work better given my base model limits, appreciate your thoughts before making a video editing software purchase, thanks
Hi, I work a lot on Logic Pro X and sometimes I do a few video edits on FCP X, I'm planning on making the jump from Intel to Apple Silicon, I've been really confused on which device to pick, should I go for the Mac Mini M1 16GB or the Mac Studio M1 Max with 32GB RAM? Please suggest
I have been using a PC with 16 gig ram. Latency issues for my external midi controller have been crippling. I want clean un-'glitchy" midi response for my external midi controllers. I haven't used any Orchestral libraries or even midi Drum kit or virtual instruments because the latency was so bad(despite all the tweaks to block size and offsets). ~Does the thunderbolt connection provide clean unhindered minimal latency for midi control? I have the cash in hand for a new Mac if the Thunderbolt is the answer but the Mac Mini and Mac M1 Max studio are so new ,I am waiting for any pertinent results from folks like yourself! Thanks! Informative video.
You should be able to achieve low latency on both the Mini and Studio, although the software and midi i interface you use will have a lot to do with the level of performance.
@@JonMeyer thanks for that bit of info but I am wondering if the ",,, should be able to achieve low latency on both the Mini and Studio" as well as,, "and midi i interface you use will have a lot to do with the level of performance." Question is,, since almost every interface on the market has USB 2 connectivity,, do I NEED a thunderbolt connection to achiever minimal ,workable, non glitchy midi control via an external board? I am considering purchasing a Presonus Quantum 26x26 Thunderbolt 3 interface but is it necessary?
Thanks for taking the plunge! What do you use for your sound libraries? A Blackmagic dock?
All of my samples are on Samsung SSD drives connected to this rather inexpensive usb dock. Not sure it's the best/fastest solution but it gets the Jon done. www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Drive-Docking-Station-DS-4SSD/dp/B0711L68MS/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=usb+dock+4+ssd&qid=1613229741&sr=8-5
@@JonMeyer wow that’s a lot less than a Blackmagic. Have my list of stuff to get thanks to you - including a camera...
You can fix the Bluetooth issue: place your usb hub as far away from the mac mini as you can. keybourd and mouse closer than the hub. try it. i have no more problems!
Will definitely give that a try. Thanks!
Hi Jon. I'm Nick, from Italy. Great video. I only have one question: does the Apollo interface therefore work well? Does the software install without problems? Because on the Universal Audio website it says that it is incompatible with the M1 chip. Thank you.
So far so good. I read that everything should work fine as long as you have a thunderbolt expansion card in the Apollo, even if it originally was a firewire device. I have had no problems.
@@JonMeyer thank you so much!
How do you deal with sample libraries? I have a lot of Native Instrument and other VST instruments and I'd be concerned if I didn't have the disk space. What would the performance be like if using an external drive to hold those instruments? Would it be too slow or stutter?
I would also like to know this...
I use a lot of sample libraries so I'm either going to get an iMac, or wait for Mac Mini to come with at least 32G RAM.
Yea, probably a good call. I'm still patiently waiting for Protools to upgrade and take advantage of the M1. Verdict is still out, at least from me, on how the M1 handles large sample libraries.
i do too but i'm not definitely not waiting to make music until they come out with that... i bought this mac mini but with 16 gb memory and 1tb ssd for the meantime and will probably trade it in once they release the mac mini with m1 pro chip and more memory options
man, that Mac mini M1 is tempting. I'm very optimistic about the future of these computers! currently on a 2015 iMac (27") and it's great, but it's limited and I find myself pushing it to it's limits on most projects. I'm just going to wait a little while longer!
That's probably the best plan. I only upgraded for video processing purposes. I was at peak frustration levels!
Thanks for this, my main thing would be the sheer amount of STUFF I got that requires a ton of USB ports. I'm gonna wait.
plenty of usb hub options out there that work just fine with the m1 mac mini
USB4 with TB3 protocol.
Jon, I really want to switch to the M1, or to Mac actually since I've always used Windows.. I'm a bit worried to be honest.
I have many hard drives in my Windows desktop computer, can I still use them with the M1? If not, what should I do to transfer all the files?
Thank you
Not sure about compatibility between hard drives formatted for windows. That's not an issue I've had to deal with.
Are you using the Adobe Premiere Beta for the Apple M1?
Yes. It works...ok. I'm getting random glitches in my video. Not exactly sure if it's from the footage or something is going whacky during export. I know a handful of 3rd party effects are not supported, but I do not have many of those. Motion Graphic templates created in After Effects are not supported yet. I bought a Motion Graphics pack a years ago the I use for all of my titles, so I've had to switch it up lately.
@@JonMeyer Same!!! I’ve used it for two videos now-it’s blazing fast, but one had weird pixelation & glitches. I also noticed decreased audio quality on some settings. Very odd!
@@DavidHilowitzMusic So glad you shared this! My audio on export was missing so much top end. I had to export the audio separately. Then load the audio and video into a new session and re-export.
Macmini 2018 i7 32Gb Ram here, I have the same problems with bluetooth. I have bugs and problems too with my other Macs/iPad/iPhone ... I think Apple products are less reliable nowadays.They're good/reliable on hardware but not so much on the software side of things imho
Yea, it seems difficult to get Apple's hardware/software working together with 3rd party developers. Plenty of issues when they're not in sync.
So you telling us we can upgrade more memory by open up the mac mini and if this true where did you get the ram
Not the new M1 Mac. I upgraded the ram on my old Mac mini 2018.
I just ordered mine today. I got the 512 with 16gb model. I get it on Thursday.
Great! I think you will find it very useful, especially for the price.
Can’t help but thinking, more con’s than pro’s... The weirdest thing for me is the 16gigs of ram max... And the accompanying inability to max out the ram... I’m in need of a new machine too, but I’m inclined to wait a little longer... Thx for taking ‘the bullet’ though.
I get it. I was in a spot where it made sense to go ahead and upgrade. I'm curious to see how the RAM performs over time.
@@JonMeyer that makes two of us!
I'm still rocking a late 2012 Mac Mini and it's never let me down but then again I don't make videos.
Stay with it as long as you can. Spending money on computers is no fun!
@@JonMeyer haha I hear ya
Do you still have latency?
Thinking to go for a mini now.Should i go for the mini that's available or wait for the m2 version of same? Need help.thanks
I just ordered the mac mini M1, 16gb RAM, 1TB, we already know from many reviews that this machine performs great, why wait for something which isnt tried and tested yet? theres always gonna be new computers in the pipe line.
@@michaelolgaalgar5729 I think it will go well for semi-professional music production,right?
@@rajb3388 A friend of mine has the Mac Mini M1 as his main computer for his pro studio.
@@michaelolgaalgar5729 thanks man.Also, I think we should expect a price difference between the two chips rit
Yo
I'm wondering if it worths buying a Mac Mini M1 with 8 GB of Ram for audio mixing purposes
I believe that will be more than enough for mixing. More RAM is necessary for loading large sample libraries and better graphics for high res video, but for mixing the M1 should serve you quite well.
@@JonMeyer Thanks man! 🙏
Thanks for sharing the info. Think I'll wait for the next gen version and companies to catch up with compat. issues. Constructive crit. here....Your plosives are different in this video and distortion popping out here and there.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I've introduced too many new variables in the past week. I used the Premiere Beta and ran into a handful of issues with the audio export. I still need to install a few plugins on the new machine. Every week I want to abandon camera audio and record and mix using my best audio equipment, but that's simply not sustainable week in and week out.
@@JonMeyer Right on man, best of luck to you in the transition. It can be an extremely time consuming and frustrating task no doubt.
Do you keep your pro tools and virtual instrument files on the internal system drive or on external drives?
I have my samples on an external drive and my protools files on another external drive. Internal drive is too small.
@@JonMeyer I kinda figured. Here's another dumb question. Could you use Yosemite to run a new M1 Mac mini? I hate the thought of migrating to a new OS.
What specs did you get?
If you're not married to using Logic it suprises me so many go with apple. They're sexy looking bits of kit but for just over £2000 I got a custom built pc with 64gb of ram and more processing power than I ever get close to maxing out. Plus you can just replace individual parts when you want.
I know I'm missing out, Jim. I helped my son build a gaming PC and enjoyed the process. All I can say is that Mac's are all I know. Every music making situation I've been in for the past 20 years has involved Apple computers. All the youtubers I look to online for video tutorials and education use Macs. I've had friends that left Mac then came right back! I'm afraid they own me.
@@JonMeyer Its sticking to what you know which is just the same as me and PCs. Same goes for cubase. I wouldn't fancy swapping everything now
No damn audio drivers yet. Antelope, Focusrite, Universal Audio Apollo, Pro Tools, Studio One 5 etc. Good luck finding an audio interface that works. Driving me insane. I bypassed the Mac Mini core security and was able to get my apollo working but officially they say Note: Not qualified with Apple M1 Silicon.
Not sure what I did but my Apollo 16 works ok. But yea, companies have been slow to get their software compatible.
@@JonMeyer I love my mac mini M1 too but the software companies in the pro audio space are slow to respond
Hmmm, I just don't get it? Why would you stick with a piece of software that you admit has never worked for you. Even in this comment section I see others that concur with this in regards to pro-tools (not even mentioning Adobe Premiere). With all the options out there why do you put up with this??
If u are not using fc pro or logic this makes no sense. I build hakintosh and pcs for many production houses. There is no reson to stick to mac at this point.
I always feel like having these small pc's/macs is a mistake since they lack a bunch of features you will add later like a better gpu, more usb ports, stuff like that. You end up having the machine seeming like its on life support by how many hubs and dongles it has connected to it lol
Ha! I definitely have too many usb devices!
I watch every one of your videos. I get immense satisfaction from watching them. I have been dreaming of buying an Apple computer for a long time. But because of my financial situation, it is difficult for me to do that. If you can give it to me it will be the most precious gift I have ever received in my life. I am forever indebted to you 🙏🥺
Analog Pinch Dump Dump Mod Sigma Beta Tron Gama?
How is the RAM holding up since? Thx
Still difficult to know as Pro Tools does not officially support the M1. The beta version of Premiere seems to function well.
The video is glitchy by the end..
oh man. Would you mind letting me know where it gets glitchy. Can't seem to find it.
@@JonMeyer Check around 8:28 to 8:32. There are more than that one, but at least I could precise one as an example :)
@@jorgefpramos Thanks for checking on that for me. That's a bummer. I'll investigate the issue.
7:01 audio
@@JonMeyer 4:24 & 4:35 too
bluetooth is annoying in all its forms
Anything wireless is flawed.
Sounds like you may want to look at a custom built WINDOWS MACHINE 😂😂😊😊🤔🤔
It's losing Logic that's the kicker.
Maybe one day. I helped my son build a PC recently. I won't say never. :)
@@GavinMorris1 fl studio is better anyway
This guy says: “I’ll explain why I’m switching from...” etc. ... But for some reason what I hear, reading his posture and hearing his voice is: “I’m switching from ... to ... BECAUSE I’M PISSED!”
This video convinced me to stick with Windows 10. 😂
16gb M1 can't be enough to run full recording projects when Avid Protools recommends 32gb+ . Apple is never going to make a 32+GB ram Mini otherwise no one would ever buy their Pros and iMacs....My machine is Windows 64GB i9 and its stable and fast as hell for anything I've thrown at it so far. Mac Mini is good if you record a guitar and sing into a mic. But do a 256 track full blown 5.1 production and its not gonna do it.
ha ha poor Apple fanboys getting screwed over time and time again....
I was such a fanboy after my mid 2010 Mac mini went problematic 4 years ago wow!!!!! Apple customer service (defeated) my trust in the company
Man, you are limited like MacOS. 🤣
For all the money you burn over time you could build a real PC...