What Computer Do I Need For a Visualizer?

3D visualizers are cool, but can your computer run it? Turns out, it doesn't take much, but one factor is very important in getting a good visualization!

0:00 - Introduction
0:35 - Computer Preference
1:22 - System Requirements
2:20 - Graphics
3:57 - Pieces to Consider
6:27 - PC or Mac?
8:36 - Wrap Up

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Thanks for understanding!,
-David

[budgetguitarist]

Great video! As someone who uses both platforms at home and at work, I strongly agree with you about the point that PC hardware is all over the map. You REALLY need to be careful, because a lot of the lower end PCs really are crap, including the really low end Dell stuff. If reliability matters (and it should, ) buy good stuff. And that means paying about 80% of what Apple charges for a good PC. Also, software is king. If you love Logic Pro X and Final Cut Pro, buy a Mac. If you run Pro Tools and Ableton and you're on a tight budget, go PC. Forget the "holy wars" which are mostly ignorant BS. Buy the tool that does the job best on your budget.

[СтроительствоДомов-вс]

Дэвид ты становишься похожим на инопланетянина :)