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MUSIC STORE Audio PC Mini
Audio PC Mini
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MUSIC STORE Audio PCs

MUSIC STORE Professional delivers high-performance computers designed specifically for audio production. Whether you are a composer, producer, hobby musician or mixing engineer, these preconfigured systems offer fast SSDs, low-noise cases, modern processors and practical I/O tailored to professional studio workflows.

Drive Storage

Audio work benefits from ample storage, especially with virtual instruments and large sample libraries. SSDs provide speed, HDDs offer capacity – a hybrid setup combines fast load times with generous archive space for projects and media.

Memory (RAM)

Plenty of RAM keeps your DAW responsive. 8–16 GB covers smaller projects, 32 GB suits larger sessions, and 64 GB or more is ideal for complex arrangements with many virtual instruments. MUSIC STORE Audio PCs are modular and easy to upgrade.

Graphics Card

Most audio workflows run perfectly on integrated graphics. A dedicated GPU is only required for video or graphics-intensive tasks. All models provide HDMI and DisplayPort for multi-monitor setups.

Ports & Connectivity

USB 3.0, USB-C, Thunderbolt, PCIe and LAN/Wi-Fi ensure flexible studio integration. Interfaces, controllers and peripherals connect seamlessly, and modern standards guarantee broad compatibility with common setups.

Desktop, Mini or 19-inch?

From compact workspaces to fixed installations, MUSIC STORE Audio PCs come in multiple form factors: Mini PCs for mobile/space-saving rigs, classic desktops for home studios, and 19" systems for professional rack environments.

Which PC do I need?

Audio PC Mini: Mobile, space-saving and quiet – ideal for musicians on the go.
Audio PC Home: Great for beginners, recording and mixing, with clear upgrade paths.
Audio PC Pro: Powerful system for professional production, mastering and studio use.
Audio PC Pro Plus: High-end performance with large SSD capacity and plenty of RAM for virtual instruments and sound design.
Audio PC Rack: 19" format for studios and stage racks.

FAQ – Audio PCs

Which components matter most in an audio PC?

A fast CPU, sufficient RAM, SSD storage, a reliable motherboard/power supply and quiet cooling – for stable performance without dropouts.

How is an audio PC different from an office or gaming PC?

Audio PCs are optimized for low latency, stability and quiet operation. They also offer studio-ready I/O (USB, Thunderbolt, PCIe) and components tuned for DAWs.

How much RAM do I need for music production and recording?

8–16 GB for small projects, 32 GB for larger sessions, and 64 GB or more for complex compositions with many virtual instruments.

What CPU performance is recommended?

Start with a quad-core around 3.5 GHz; professionals should consider 8–10 cores or more. High single-core performance is crucial in many DAWs.

Is a quiet or silent system important?

Yes. Low noise is essential for recording and focused work. MUSIC STORE systems use quiet fans and vibration-reduced components.

Which ports should an audio PC offer?

USB 3.0/USB-C, Thunderbolt, HDMI/DisplayPort, PCIe slots and LAN/Wi-Fi. Upgrade options for RAM and SSDs are equally important.

How do I achieve low recording latency?

Use current ASIO drivers, choose small buffer sizes (64–256 samples), ensure strong CPU performance and set the OS power plan to High Performance.

Are MUSIC STORE Audio PCs compatible with major DAWs?

Yes – optimized for Cubase, Ableton Live, Studio One, Pro Tools, FL Studio, REAPER and more, plus broad compatibility with USB/Thunderbolt audio interfaces.

Do I need a dedicated graphics card?

Usually not. Integrated graphics are sufficient unless you also work on video or 3D content.

What’s a sensible SSD/HDD split?

OS, DAW and libraries on SSD for speed; project archives and backups on a second SSD or HDD. This keeps the system fast and reliable.

Do you offer support and warranty?

Yes. Technical advice and warranty services are available internationally. All systems are tested and pre-configured before shipping.

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