![]() ![]() Cause the way you describe it if the old one can open 2x instances then the optimized Air m1 will probably just catch up but not surpass it by miles as i hoped for.ĭissapointing as i cant afford a 16 inch m1x Yes i know it will be quickerīut not as much as i hoped for. I even doubt if it will be that much better-quicker than my i7 when Ableton is optimized for m1 chips. Thank you for this info as it is exactly my machine (i7 2.5ghz 2014) so now i know it makes no sense to buy the Air m1 for my needs. But I wrote alittle Batch file that took care of 400 plugins, approving them in one go. It was a bit hard to run VSTs since they where not from a approved developer. But the Laptop ALWAYS stays cool and is extremely quick. Other than that a few other things are not working yet like the Google Drive App. The Speed Test that can be found in the forum was that with Live 10 I could use around 55 tracks where I was able to use about DOUBLE that on a 2014 Macbook Pro with i7 2,5Ghz - so not great at the moment where ableton is not optimized for Rosetta. I maxed our the CPU with about 8 Airwindows VSTs - other VSTs though work fine Some VSTs seem to use A LOT of CPU (probably due to Rosetta). No Native Instruments support for most or all of the Plugins I have been using the Apple Macbook M1 Air since a few days and so far it goes like this: I would love to buy the Air cause its silent but i am still insecure about the lack of a fan if needed.Īlso the 2 port limitation sucks a lot somehow. I need to hear someone say "i used it in a session with 20-30 power hungry plugins and it did not throttle" or something like this. I cannot imagine that there will be no differenceĬause by the lack of the fan in the Air m1. ![]() I would love to hear a real world, long term experience. The guy also said the difference between Air and Pro is almost negligible. ![]()
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