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But we can see that she worked in a pro app for over an hour, with screen recording overlayed, without the fans kicking in once. We donвЂ™t, for example, see the exact battery usage. But for a musician wanting to put together a demo track, it would certainly do the job. The webcam footage is the weakest element, for sure, with a fixed focal length and no depth of field control. With vocals, she tried sitting normally, and then leaning forward to get closer to the mics, and found that the former gave better audio вЂ“ even before allowing for the better performance of the non-crunched position. The best guitar result was achieved while standing in front of her desk with the MacBook Pro at the edge of it. She experimented with different positions for both guitar and vocal tracks. The audio quality of course doesnвЂ™t compare with studio mics, but I was still astonished by how good the result was from laptop microphones.

Making a feature of the way she recorded it, she does include footage from an external camera, as well as from the screen recording.

She opted for the M1 Max model with 64GB of unified memory, skimping only on the 2TB SSD. Mary Spender used Logic Pro, which is a pretty demanding app, yet was able to do all the work on battery power вЂ“ while screen recording at the same time вЂ“ without the fans kicking in вЂ¦ Using her new M1 Max model, she recorded it using the machineвЂ™s built-in microphones and webcam! A British singer-songwriter has recorded a unique MacBook Pro music video.

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