It’s another question that readers may be able to answer in the comments below … I didn’t find any, but people who are heavily involved in the field will know where they are. Areas like this usually involve tacit knowledge that you only learn by doing stuff for some time, and I have not done it at all.įailing that, there are probably some websites or online communities that specialise in this topic. Your best bet would be to find and cultivate some of the people who compose and/or perform using Windows laptops – there are some! – and ask for advice. I have a Roland Duo-Capture EX and an older Novation X-Station, and I am happy to use one of these as part of my set-up, but I would like a system that is sufficiently portable to make performing with it straightforward.įinally, a touch screen would make a lot of sense for less code-based interactions – ideally one where the screen can be laid flat, such as the Lenovo Yoga series or Microsoft Surface Pro. From what I have read online, it seems the Windows audio drivers, though improved with Windows 10, are still way behind those on MacOS. However, every time I have tried to get a good music-making setup on Windows, I have been beset by latency problems. Most people seem to use Apple’s MacBook Pros, but I have always been a Windows user, and develop software on Windows using Visual Studio, so I am reluctant to switch to a Mac. I am a musician and software developer who wants to get into live coding and electronica using software like Sonic Pi and maybe, in the future, Max/MSP from Cycling 74.
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