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4200rpm hard drive

Hello...
I was just wondering if a 4200rpm hard drive would be too slow for recording multi-track audio (2-8 tracks). One of the laptops that I'm looking at is an ultraportable that uses a 1.8" hdd. Those are all 4200rpm.
I know 4200rpm isn't suitable for video, but audio has a much lower transfer rate.
JJ

Quick Hard drive advice

I tried combing through a bunch of posts but doesn't really get me the easy answer.

I have a P4C800-E ASUS Motherboard, OS drive, Sound drive and backup drive. Running Sonar and a Motu24i/o. On boot up I'm getting a S.M.A.R.T Status Bad for my sound drive. Me thinks its time for a new one. The MOTO can do SATA although I've never ventured into that world.

Do I need a seperate hard drive?

Hi! My name is Sam. I have a G5 dual 2.7 and I am running Logic Express for recording acoustic+bands. I have a brother Trevor who does video edditing (which takes up a lot of space) and we only have one 250gb hard drive (stock with the computer). I am on a budget! I've spent so much money on my studio and havn't goten anything out of it. But I think I need a second SERIAL ATA hard drive.

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