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Livestream: Watch Labrinth create a song from scratch tonight using Apple’s new MacBook Pro

To promote the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display , Apple is hosting a livestream in which singer-songwriter Labrinth will create a song from scratch overnight at the company’s Tower Theatre store in Downtown Los Angeles. Watch the livestream below. more…

Livestream: Watch Labrinth create a song from scratch tonight using Apple’s new MacBook Pro

Apple is set to host a livestream event where singer-songwriter Labrinth will compose an entire song utilizing Apple's latest MacBook Pro featuring a PROLED XDR Display. The livestream will commence at 8 p.m. PT / 11 p.m. ET at Apple's Tower Theatre store in Los Angeles. This event follows the unveiling of the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display at a previous Los Angeles event, where Apple invited industry professionals to preview the device.

Tonight, Labrinth will dedicate the night to crafting his song from scratch using the cutting-edge MacBook Pro and Logic Pro software. Viewers can follow along in real-time via Labrinth's YouTube channel, where they can also submit questions during the process. The completed song is scheduled for release the following week. This livestream precedes the official launch of the new MacBook Pro, which is set for release on Friday, November 6.

Apple had previously demonstrated the laptop's music production capabilities during last week's demos, including the capacity to utilize virtual instruments directly on its touchscreen via Logic Pro. To watch Labrinth's live song creation, viewers must have an active Apple Music subscription, available at $11.99 per month with a 1-month free trial, or as part of the Apple One bundle. Additional Apple news can be found on 9to5Mac's YouTube channel.

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