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Originally Posted by Southsidemusic
Well not ”fine” with that but i also dont expect a 10yo Apple computer to work flawless in money making sessions we get with a computer from a year ago. Simple as that. Its like people ”need” to have a plight to wooo over for a while and when they get bored on to the next movement! Its the human way.
Might be a ”coronathing” as most have way too much free time but there has been quite a few movements that was started with good intentions and abandoned when something new popped up!
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That is the problem, though... Old Macs are still being used everywhere in studios, and for the most part the experience is exactly the same as new ones. I mean, do you think your USB3 speed is different to mine? Do you think your HDX cards work some other way than mine? Do you think Big Sur functions differently on my computer than yours?
I mixed a bunch of films in a mix theatre with 2010 Mac Pros in 2019. I did a bunch more in the same room in 2020 after they had upgraded to a 2019 Mac Pro. The experience really didn't change, other than needing to bring a USB-C to USB-A adapter...
Maybe it is your coronathing to want to replace a computer every 3 years, but I personally take issue with a 3 year old Apple not standing the test of time like their 10 year old machines.