[Edit: sorry, meant to put this in the computer recording section. Brain not working this morning.]
I'm seriously thinking of getting a little netbook for audio work, for an upcoming podcast job, so I can edit/mix while on the move.
Would a Samsung 1.6gHz netbook be powerful enough to run Cubase SX3 (say, up to 8 tracks of 16/44.1 audio, just a couple of plug-ins like dynamics and EQ)?
I wouldn't be running softsynths or loads of plug-ins like reverb etc. Just basic speech/podcast/radio work.
Anyone here using a netbook? Practicalities, experiences?
Cheers,
A.
I'm seriously thinking of getting a little netbook for audio work, for an upcoming podcast job, so I can edit/mix while on the move.
Would a Samsung 1.6gHz netbook be powerful enough to run Cubase SX3 (say, up to 8 tracks of 16/44.1 audio, just a couple of plug-ins like dynamics and EQ)?
I wouldn't be running softsynths or loads of plug-ins like reverb etc. Just basic speech/podcast/radio work.
Anyone here using a netbook? Practicalities, experiences?
Cheers,
A.