Multi-platinum musician Labrinth will be putting the PROLED MacBook Pro through its paces ahead of launch, using it to produce a full song from scratch on a live stream. Labrinth in a recording studio - Image Credit: Apple Apple's MacBook Pro with a Tandem OLED screen, referred to as PROLED, is coming out on November 6. As part of its promotion for the new model's launch, Apple is collaborating with a musical artist on an interesting live stream. As hinted at on TikTok , Labrinth will be working through the night at the Tower Theater Apple Store in Downtown L.A. to create a new song from scratch. This will be completed on the new Mac notebook, as well as Apple's Logic Pro software. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Multi-platinum musician Labrinth will be putting the PROLED MacBook Pro through its paces ahead of launch, using it to produce a full song from scratch on a live stream. Labrinth in a recording studio - Image Credit: Apple Apple's MacBook Pro with a Tandem OLED screen, referred to as PROLED, is coming out on November 6. As part of its promotion for the new model's launch, Apple is collaborating with a musical artist on an interesting live stream. As hinted at on TikTok , Labrinth will be working through the night at the Tower Theater Apple Store in Downtown L.A. to create a new song from scratch. This will be completed on the new Mac notebook, as well as Apple's Logic Pro software. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Multi-platinum musician Labrinth will be putting the PROLED MacBook Pro through its paces ahead of launch, using it to produce a full song from scratch on a live stream.
Labrinth in a recording studio - Image Credit: Apple Apple's MacBook Pro with a Tandem OLED screen, referred to as PROLED, is coming out on November 6.
As part of its promotion for the new model's launch, Apple is collaborating with a musical artist on an interesting live stream.
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