I will soon be in the market for a new pc to run protools 10. Is there any good companies in the UK that build a PC for protools? Using the correct motherboard for PT and quiet power supply /tower etc.
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http://www.aria.co.uk/Systems/Home+and+Office/Audio+Workstations/ Aria do some here that look pretty acceptable- never got one either. I'd have a long hard think about this or a mac pro though for this price range. You get much more bang for your buck with a PC which im always tempted by but macs are great for Pro tools. My advice would be to not use a PC for audio unless it's going to stay offline. In my experience a couple of random updates and all sorts of weird thigs happen! Macs seem a bit more forgiving in this area. |
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Digital Village (dv247.com) does this: http://www.dv247.com/synergy/buy/. Never seen one, can't vouch for it but I'd hope they know what they're doing... Hope that helps! |
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