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a good laptop for audio processing?

ChipWoodChainSaw
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budget?

location?

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I don't think you need a special laptop for audio. Just use whatever and hook up a USB audio interface.

no audio processing. multitrack

Console alternatives  by:Sauron http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/298009-console-alternatives-d-my-edition/#entry4045200

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Many people go Apple for their software, but there are equivalent applications on Windows. As per a specific laptop, it doesn't matter - audio is not difficult to process now-a-days.

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Multitrack is different, i'm assuming that it's for a live performance?

i have no idea, its not for me

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