I Build a PC for MUSIC PRODUCTION in 2024

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In this video I build a PC for music production and show you each component I used to build it. This is a music production PC that will be perfect for any DAW including Ableton Live, FL Studio, Reaper, Cubase, and others. This is an AMD build featuring components by ASUS, NVIDIA, Noctua, Thermaltake, G.Skill, Samsung, and others. I also test this PC to show you how it performs with Ableton Live, Kontakt, GPU Audio plugins and more. GPU Audio plugins use your computers graphics processor instead of your CPU to run plugins!

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[JoseCruz]

Yooo my two worlds collide. PC gaming and music. This is a killer machine, great build!

[JarardKenneth]

3:49 Sheesh Circut City? IBM? Man, what a time to be alive back then. I remember those days.

[lance]

I've only made music on a PC, so this is all very familiar to me. Digging the "future-white" aesthetic. Thanks!

[Jdebrusk]

I started getting into music production recently without knowing what type of PC I'll need and after knowing in your video I have nearly the same specs!

[skonttke]

as an amateur producer and ghost producer i’ve been searching for a video like this!! thank you so so much ❤

[AceeSoul]

Excellent. My last build was in 2018, so I'm about due..

[TonyAndersonMusic]

Loved this. I have an M1Max that’s got lots of ram and hard drive space and it’s actually really easy to overload. Not as easy as my intel mac pro from 2019, but it’s not nearly as powerful as reviewers had said. Nobody did what you did by loading plugins and VSTs we would actually use. Great demonstration. Hard for me to imagine going back to PC, but you can’t argue with the quality price ratio here. Wow.

[wernerxldata]

Cool thing from Noctua is they sell conversion kits to reuse your cooler in a newer gen cpu/mobo.
Had an i7 2600k with a Noctua for years and it’s now cooling a Ryzen 7, conversion kit was a bit over 20 euros. And they cool awesome, the i7 was overclocked a lot and it stayed pretty cool.

Also have a pair of Kali’s, IN8, they sound brilliant.

[margaretchristo]

Wow, awesome video! Really fun. Love the white PC. Thank you, Sanjay C. Great content as always.

[randallharp]

Although I own a MacBook Pro, I've always used custom-built PCs for music production, because of the price/performance ratio. I'm still running an i7 PC that I had built for me (I used to build my own) in 2016 for about $3400. It's still a screamer and would probably leave a similarly-priced Mac in dust. I love the simplicity of the single-vendor Mac world, but when it comes to bang for the buck, a custom-built PC has my vote.

[GPUAUDIO]

Awesome video Sanjay! We're so pleased to see our beta plugins in action. Look out for the full releases soon!

[GregBubscz]

WOW!!! I watch your videos all of the time, but you've gone above and beyond with this one. To be able to put together a PC of this quality for so little money AND a demonstration to boot is such a tremendous help to the average musician. THANK YOU!!!!

[BassFunMusic]

This channel is straight fire! The beats always get me hyped! 🔥❤

[Uchebeatz]

This is a gem Sanjay. Thanks for coming clutch as always 😉

[homestudioacademy]

Awesome video Sanjay! The studio looks super sleek and the white theme is so cool!!!
Even though I'm all in in the Mac ecosystem this was very cool to watch!

[patrickdonaldndiangang]

These kind of videos are incredibly helpful. P.S. Digging the stash

[agentooeAD]

Shoutout to Circuit City. Used to go there all the time back in the day. Love this video. As a PC DAW and gamer, this definitely is a good move in my opinion.

[drewg]

Respect to the circuit city shoutout, great video… I’m really interested in the GPU Audio, gonna look into them! Thanks

[AdrianBellue]

Hey Sanjay! I’ve considered making a video like this because I challenged myself to build a music production PC and I took the risk of hoping to make a successful Intel Thunderbolt 4 system for modern Universal Audio Apollo units. And with tons of testing and tweaking I’ve got a fully working UA/Ableton rig, runs flawlessly with live streaming and gaming as well. There’s definitely some tricks to get a UA Windows system to run smoothly!

[PULSEMusicGroup]

Man great vid brother. I started producing on Logic when it was a Windows (EMagic) back in the day memories! And Circuit City was the place until we got Micro Center, lol 💯