is 120GB good enough to run this program without a problem on my macbook pro?
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The 120gb is no problem make sure you least have 8gb for the ram on your laptop
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Sure, but two disks are usually better. One for the program, and one for sounds.
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Yes... it doesn't use to much space but the program it self isnt as stable as you would think in the first place... i have 3tb with 32gb of ram and it would crash every now and then... but just save every now and then because its so worth it... once you get your mind around it the work flow is so smooth other than the actual song building process witch is way more than you expect but since the pattern building is so quick and seemless you can get the music out of your head before you loose your motivation. ..
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It would be best to use a higher capacity on your hard drive. Not only for smooth usage of the mpc program, but for storage of your music session files.
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With the right install MAC should be fine. I have a local guy I use to do all things re: my computer. That way it's sure to be correct. Tangy
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i recommend a macbook pro 8 gb+ and if you can install komplete 9 on a ssd drive
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Yes, I've upgraded to OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite and 8GB of RAM. I don't have experience with Final Cut Pro to tell you if that will run OK.
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Haven't tried. There isn't any reason you wouldn't be able too, though. If you can down load a program from the web and run it on your mac then you're good to go.
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I don't know. I have an Apple MacBook Pro and it works fine. Sorry I can't be of more help. It is a nice program when you want to relax and play cards. When you are on the computer it will ask if you have have one or more players. I always have one and I can play fine. Hope you get your answer.
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Yes it is. I install it on macbook and it is doning well, no problem so far.
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My Mac Pro which came with 2GB of RAM needs more if I am to load and use my Nik filters. To make it really sing with CS4, I think it will need at least another 2GB, possibly 4. Two more gigs will run you ca. $500, four double that amount. With a total of 6GB, one should be able to take full advantage of the full range of plug-ins and quickly render images. By the way, I bought a LaCie 320 monitor for mine and it is excellent for photography (and it doesn't have a glossy screen). Apple monitors do not meet the needs of the serious amateur or professional photographer.
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according to what it says on my computer it shows that the program is 345 MB. I hope this helps you.
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It will run pretty well. There's a video on youtube with someone running it with only 1GB of RAM and it's fine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AykH-zUcPJw
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For the Mac, more than the minimum 2GHz processor and 2GB of RAM specified in the operating manual. It does not run with the minimum!
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I am with no problems. Runs fine on core 2 duo MacBook Pro and Mavericks. Only software issue I've encountered is that program guide won't update while Kaspersky anti-virus is running. Elgato technical support was very helpful in figuring that out.
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I replaced the drive on my white MacBook early 2009 with the 512GB version of this drive, and have had no problems, just a couple of annoyances. There's no SMART support on Macs, which seems like sloppy firmware programming to me. This drive is also not terribly energy-efficient when in standby mode. Other than that, I have no complaints... it's VERY fast and reasonably priced. I've seen no 'computability problems".
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Yes, just make sure that you update to OSX Lion. This specific laptop may be slow,but here are the requirementsMac SystemsComputer: Avid-qualified Apple computer (see details)System Software (32 or 64-bit) Mac OS X 10.6.7 (Snow Leopard) through 10.7.4 (Lion)Total System RAM: 4GB minimum, 8GB (or more) recommended
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Because some of the space is needed by the controller for SSD wear and caching. 120GB = 128GB, 240GB = 256GB, etc. The manufacturers mentioning the lower capacity aren't lying to you. The ones that say the larger capacity will say ~120GB Usable Capacity somewhere. Hope this helps! More info: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1371468
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The requirements are not quite correct. Here's what Apple recommends for the current developer seeds of Leopard: an Intel processor or a PowerPC G4 or G5 processor a DVD drive built-in FireWire at least 256 MB of RAM for a PowerPC based Mac, and 512 MB for an Intel-based Mac [I'd recommend 1 GB either way.] a built-in display or a display connected to an Apple-supplied video card supported by your computer [The Installer may not support your video card.] at least 6 GB of disk space available, or 8 GB if you install the developer tools
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Down and dirty answer is yes. I'm running 12 GB of ram in my computer. Hope that helps.