#Audio production driver
So in conclusion, to say that one brand is generally better than the other would be a lie, because it depends on so many factors: the driver of your sound card, the hardware your sound card, the driver of you graphics card, your operating system, other programs running in the background etc.
Will there be music producers out there that experience problems with NVIDIA, probably. But if one person has one issue with one brand and is vocal about it on a forum, doesn’t mean that it is true for everyone in all circumstances. The problem could be fixed in various ways: a Windows update, driver update, new product etc. Will there be music producers out there that experience problems with AMD, probably. I asked which brand they have and if they experienced problems with it: He told me that there was no real difference in user experience and there were no real problems commonly associated with one brand or the other. I asked my friend who owns a computer store about AMD or NVIDIA.
#Audio production software
Software maker Presonus blames the graphics card in my Mac, I blame Presonus.
#Audio production pro
To be honest I had some troubles with big projects in Studio One with scrolling and zooming, but not on Logic Pro and not with Ableton Live. In that case you need to purchase a dedicated graphics card to support two (or more) monitors. However, if you want to connect to connect a second monitor you need to be a little bit more careful.Īlmost all dedicated graphics cards have the option to add a second monitor, but not every motherboard supports that. Just buy a computer and use the onboard graphics card, if it turns out that it doesn’t fulfil your 3d rendering needs, you can purchase one.Īdding a second screen for music production is very common to optimize your workflow. Luckily you can add a separate graphics card later on most computers. When you do want to play games, do video editing or 3d modelling, then it lacks performance and a heavy duty graphics card is advisable. Use the graphics card on your motherboard, most motherboards have one integrated. With music production we don’t do a lot of intensive graphics, so the kind of graphics card doesn’t matter that much. The graphics card is the part that takes care of generating an image for you to look at. Without graphics card: no picture. True?ĭo you need a graphics card (GPU) for music production?Ībsolutely! Without a graphics card there is no way to connect your monitor with your computer. The onboard graphics card of your motherboard is generally just fine.īut the kind of graphics card can influence your latency… is the consensus. In short: the graphics card doesn’t matter that much for music production.Ī graphics card (often referred to as GPU) makes sure you have a picture on your screen. Written by: Dexxter ClarkIn this article I look at the graphics card related to music production.
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