Test of the new MacBook Air M1 with Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro. Video review

Over the weekend we caught up with our friend and collaborator Albert Navarro, who has already received his MacBook Air to show us live how the computer behaves when using some of the most demanding professional applications: Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro.

Obviously it is a live connection, without cuts or elapsed times, to demonstrate the speed of the team in the real world. Consequently, this is not an export of one and a half hour projects, but rather small samples that can give professionals who work with these applications every day a reference if the team can solve a need they have or if it is preferable to wait. more powerful.

It should be remembered that the main difference between the MacBook Air M1 and the MacBook Pro M1 is that the former does not have any fans, while the latter does, which will allow it to sustain maximum performance for longer (the MacBook Air, not having a fan, once it reaches a certain temperature, it will slow down the processes to avoid overheating that could damage the components).

In the words of Albert Navarro himself, Apple has created a "very round" product, with an impressive balance between the power it is able to offer and the price, which makes it perfectly usable as a travel machine to solve emergencies (in its case is a multimedia producer in his company BCNON). For other users who require much less power or who only occasionally use image or sound editing programs, it can perfectly become your computer for everyday use.

We hope that the video will be useful to you and if you have any doubts or questions, leave them in the comments and we will get back to you.