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Image source: anandtech.com In this day and age, laptops are as powerful as desktops. DJ-ing and music production may require a DJ-producer to be on-the-go. A laptop fit for the job would be of great help during live shows, late nights in the studio, or listening parties.     For DJ-producer Haidak, Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Pro is the supreme choice for live gigs, all-night mixing, and mastering. The coveted M1 Chip and 8-16GM RAM, along with the usual premium display and audio, make the MacBook Pro the common weapon of the pros. Next on the list is Dell’s XPS 13 which was released last year. Its 10th Gen Intel Core i5/i7, Intel Iris Plus, 8-16GB RAM, large 13.3” display, and massive storage (ranging from 256GB to 1TB SSD), places the brand on the same level as Apple when it comes to music production and live DJ-ing.  Image source: macworld.com Touring DJs and producers may pick the 16-inch MacBook Pro for its incredible power and prestige. It carries all th...

A huge chunk of the work of a music producer is done with the help of a powerful computer. Nowadays, the minimum requirement for a computer used for music production includes a Core i7 processor, 8GB RAM, and storage larger than 500GB. DJ-producer Haidak shares in this post the five best computers for the gig.  Image source: digitaltrends.com Image source: apple.com Number one on the list is the Dell XPS 8930 . It packs a punch with its Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti 4GB graphics, 32GB RAM, and storage of 512GB SSD and 2TB HDD. Dell released units over the past couple of years to challenge the strength of the iMac and MacBook Pro. Next on the list is the 27-inch Apple iMac. With a Core i5 CPU, AMD Radeon Pro 570X for graphics, 16GB RAM for memory, and 256GB SSD for storage, the iMac is still one of the best computers for music production. Making it to the third spot is the HP ENVY 750 . According to DJ Haidak, the winning setup includes i7 CPU, NVIDIA GeForc...