Slick Audio makers of The best computers for recording music. For the home or any pro, the studio has made a-line of Ultra-Compact PC's for recording audio and the M560 is the smallest in the ultra-compact category.
Slick Audio talked to many producers and musicians were eager to discuss how they can move from Mac to PC or start recording digitally for the first time.
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Slick Audio's the M550 audio recording computer was a revolutionary new design that won a lot of attention and interest from anyone looking to record audio with a computer in a small area.
Can I use a PC I purchase from a “Big Box” store to record audio for my DAW? This is A question that seems to crop up a lot so we decided it was time to directly address it. Jim said that there are a few things each of us needs to know.
PC vs Mac As president and CEO of Slick Audio, I feel that this topic is something that is controversial having opponents and proponents, but we are going to talk about it from a slightly different angle today. So you ask what it this topic? Well PC vs Mac. (I know I heard a few
So if you doing audio for gaming they are fantastic machines, if your creating code for gaming they are defiantly a fantastic machine, for your needs.
You may have heard the term “Hackintosh”. So you ask what is it? Well, it’s when someone puts a Mac OS on a Non-Macintosh computer or PC.
Out of the box, we were impressed with the rugged, tank-like construction of the Slick Audio T2000 (since replaced by the T2100, just faster than its predecessor) tower we got on loan from Slick Audio.
Jim of Slick Audio reviews the existing types of interfaces such as USB, Fire-Wire or Thunderbolt for audio recording studio.
