Maybe if you bothered to actually read more about what this feature is, you'd realize that it's not just playing music and scrolling words.Who knew all those sub-$100 Chinese karaoke boxes on Amazon are using cutting-edge 7 nm processors. Or they must be, since apparently that's what's needed to play music and scroll words at the same time.
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It's simply A13 and newer across the board, no? M1 is essentially an A14X, the Apple TV had the A12 before the A15, there was no A13 based iPad Pro, etc.Interesting
iPhones with A13 Bionic chip or newer
iPad Pro with M1 or newer
iPad Air with A14 or newer
iPad mini with A15
iPad with A13 or newer
Apple TV with A15
Edit: I like nachos.
The third-gen 11-inch is the M1 model. The first gen (2018) was A12X, the second gen (2020) was A12Z, but the third-gen (2021) was M1.Someone should read carefully:
iPad Pro 11-inch (Third-generation) --> A12X --> same Neural Engine as A12 --> A12 is inside the Apple TV 4K 2021
Will we now stop saying that the minimum requirement is A13?!
So the second gen Neural Engine in the A13+ is needed for this feature to work its vocals-suppressing magic.
Because the OS isn’t based on iOS and it may be coming later.Then why don't any M1 or M2 Macs support it?
The M1 is based on the A14, the M2 is based on the A15. Apple specifically bragged about the Neural Engine "coming to macOS for the first time"
I wonder if it would work on an older Apple TV via supported device and air play/screen mirror?Well that is unfortunate it only works on the latest AppleTV, would have been fun over the holidays![]()
Maybe if you bothered to actually read more about what this feature is, you'd realize that it's not just playing music and scrolling words.
Because the OS isn’t based on iOS and it may be coming later.
I agree, if my late 2015 MacBook Pro with an intel i5 chip can run algoriddim djay pro ai with neural mix that separates stems into instrumentals & acapellas on the fly, then I’m sure my ipad pro 4th gen with A12Z chip can handle this karaoke feature.No, it pretty much just plays music and scrolls words, albeit with some pizzazz.