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Hector Origel

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  1. Hey everyone, So I've been looking for a way to listen to the audio that my phone is playing into my pc. Example: Watch a stream on my phone and listen to its audio while me playing a game on my PC, so I can listen to the game im playing and listen to the stream at the same time through the same headphones. There are some workarounds like streamcasting my phone into my PC (via Wifi most of them) but several apps I tried are just not good/working at all. Is there a way to do this through USB-C? Any other ways you guys can share? Thank you!
  2. Yes, totally agree on that one. Apple for music production is a beast, if I go with apple I would go for the 16". Thanks for the pro tip! I will keep all this on mind.
  3. Hey Genexis, I will totally check that one out! Thanks!
  4. Yes, more than 6 cores is what I have been told, or at least 6 cores and some good ram! Thank you so much for all the pro tips Theorica, I really appreciate it! You both have been great help to me, thanks for taking valuable time of your day to help me out!
  5. hahaha totally agree! You know I have seen lots of videos of LTT about laptops and all of those are quite fragile and "gaming" type always, I mean the channel's market is that but if I look anywhere else everyone said Apple, so I was always wondering if there is a Windows side of this regarding music production, etc.
  6. Thanks for your elaborated answer! You are right, what I am thinking to do is two separate things. Studio and Tour. Tour is not a big issue to be honest, is just metronome and some audio effects with some samples, quite easy. Studio music production is what I am not sure, on the topic of Reaper, I am planning to get some of the music libraries of Komplete Kontrol, make some sample usage, write music with lets say some synths, then drums, then bass, just usual stuff, but if someday I use lots of libraries that is where I could get concerned. I will be glad to work in writing the music without any concerns (or the less concerns). So basically GPU is out of the equation, that is something I really wanted to know of guys like you that have more experience than me on this, because I have been a musician for more than 18 years but I NEVER sat down and tried to struggle with computers about getting this thing done. So main role for the Laptop in studio is Everything, I may record acoustic drums and some guitars, but everything else will be composed with sample libraries. On tour, it is with another whole different band that doesn't needs this so, that is out of my concern to be honest.
  7. So maybe a macbook pro 13", but I must get that on the official site because the ram is not up-gradable so I will need to get that from stock installed I guess. My Apple option is: 2.4GHz 8‑core 9th‑generation Intel Core i9 processor, Turbo Boost up to 5.0GHz 32GB 2666MHz DDR4 memory AMD Radeon Pro 5300M with 4GB of GDDR6 memory 512GB SSD storage 16-inch Retina display with True Tone Four Thunderbolt 3 ports Touch Bar and Touch ID I know nothing about those AMD Radeon Pro Memory
  8. Hello everyone, this is my first post and I come to this enormous LTT community in search for any recommendations for this situation I have in a few months. I am a musician and I will start touring outside my hometown pretty soon, this said... I will start to produce A LOT of music at the end of the year this means using a LOT of music libraries (samples and music recording) in a Laptop, The reason of a laptop is because I need to carry my 'studio' wherever I go, Everyone has recommended a macbook pro, but not a big fan of apple products, and to be honest all the libraries (samples and music) are available for windows as well sop I think I am using REAPER FM. I thought about a Razer Blade 15 2019 (9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H 6 Core processor NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (6 GB GDDR6 VRAM)) 16GB ram and ssd 512GB RTX 2060... and upgrade it to 32gb of ram and 2tb SSD. (Yeap it may be a very expensive laptop and even more expensive upgrade, but I am willing to invest my money on something that doesn't let me down and lets me work fine!) So Thunderbolt is a MUST in this case. But I would love to listen to you guys, any recommendations? Should I wait for the end of the year deals? Thanks you so much! Regards, Héctor.
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