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Apple M1 Pro Beats M3 Pro with Ableton, Logic and Pro Tools

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Re: Apple M1 Pro Beats M3 Pro with Ableton, Logic and Pro Tools

#7
Oversimplified, but the efficiency cores are slower in the M3 vs the M1, and Ableton seems like the sort of app where lots of tasks would land there.

"(Ableton) Live supports up to 64 cores for audio processing on Mac and Windows. Likewise, Live supports up to 64 processing threads for audio calculation." https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209067649-Multi-c...

Re: Apple M1 Pro Beats M3 Pro with Ableton, Logic and Pro Tools

#9
The core counts listed don't make sense: for M1 Pro they're quoting the fully-enabled 8p2e config but for M2 Pro and M3 Pro they're quoting the cut-down configs (6p4e and 5p6e) that are only available in the 14" MacBook Pro (and Mac Mini, for M2 Pro). For context, the M1 Pro's cut-down config was 6p2e.

At best, none of these conclusions would apply to the 16" MacBook Pro, and would be the wrong comparisons to make for the 14".

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