Hey guys,
So I just bought a 2.33 Ghz MBP to use for my Pro Tools rig.
I was totally set on getting a new MB but they've removed firewire (which I use with my external hard drive)! This effectively stops any Pro Tools LE users from purchasing anything less than a new MBP (priced at £1400 in the UK). Very clever move on Apple's part but I think if the older models still hadn't been very strong I would've gone PC
Does anyone else think this will have a negative impact on home project-studio users? I've yet to see ANY positive reports of people using USB hard drives to host their sessions on (with Pro Tools at least).
JC
So I just bought a 2.33 Ghz MBP to use for my Pro Tools rig.
I was totally set on getting a new MB but they've removed firewire (which I use with my external hard drive)! This effectively stops any Pro Tools LE users from purchasing anything less than a new MBP (priced at £1400 in the UK). Very clever move on Apple's part but I think if the older models still hadn't been very strong I would've gone PC
Does anyone else think this will have a negative impact on home project-studio users? I've yet to see ANY positive reports of people using USB hard drives to host their sessions on (with Pro Tools at least).
JC