Surface Pro 7

If you are triggering lots of pre recorded audio or midi clips, Ableton is well suited. If you are playing lots of different songs and want to change patches and VST instruments, Ableton is far from ideal. It has no native set list / song management and is resource hungry. Virtual instruments and ot

I appreciate you telling your story. I'm strongly leaning toward going down the Framework path later this year as a part of a switch from Windows 10 to Ubuntu. My only reservation so far has been the lack of a Microsoft Surface docking module for the Frameworks. Without that, my conversion cost is g

I am thinking: SSD issue replace it and retest -> Microsoft Surface Pro 4 SSD Drive Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide firmware update issue, or motherboard issue - find some cheap parts on ebay? - 40$ https://www.ebay.com/itm/298043314940 But you have to decide is spending money worth it to fix it?

As a Surface Pro 7+ owner and fan, when it dies I'll likely replace it with a Samsung Tab S9 11" or look at the Lenovo offerings. Current Surfaces look too expensive for what you get, plus not happy with Microsofts decisions with the OS

ngl windows 11 is frustrating with all the ads and forced features. i downgraded my surface pro 7+ to windows 10 last year. the key is using microsoft's own recovery image from their website - search 'surface recovery image' and enter your serial. itll give you a win10 image with all drivers baked i

Could run Reaper on a touch screen laptop and not have to worry about 2nd screens. A reconditioned Microsoft Surface Pro 7+\8 2022 or later costs less than a new iPad, will give a i7 16 GB Ram and 512 GB SSD, a real OS with full desktop power and full make range of plugins. It has detachable keyboar