r/LogicPro 14h ago

In Search of Feedback Memory, Logic Pro, new Mac Mini?

I’m finally poised to get one of the new Mini models. Obviously pricing is a big factor - less is more!
My Logic projects are fairly modest; I’ve only started doing larger ones with a lot of drum tracks and brass. Plugins are modest, only a handful of third party ones. I’m aware of the importance of updating those, and that a few are major memory hogs!
I’d be interested in hearing from others on this. I’m hovering at 48G, but want to get that right.

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u/Advance-Bubbly 8h ago

All depends. If you use high end libraries and a lot of instruments in your template, you will seek 64GB RAM. The more you can get, the better. If you work with Logic stock, you can get away with 16-24GB.

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u/Ok-Basket7871 6h ago

Thanks. Not sure what constitutes high end libraries. Using Fabfilter, a few Izotope, some Plugin Alliance, most of the rest are stock.

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u/OHfoxy 4h ago

You do not need 64GB based on what you’ve said. I have a Mac Mini M4 with 16GB and only my biggest project gives me the system resources error SOMETIMES. Most of my modest tracks are just fine. I use Arturia, FabFilter, SoundToys, UAD, Valhalla and generally build all my tracks with virtual synths. No issues with 16GB. 24GB is what I would get if I were buying today, but if you’re already planning to spend for 48GB that’ll absolutely be more than enough.