Cloud storage might be a good option here: check our our Best Cloud Storage Services for Mac.
External drives can be fine for large sample libraries and the like, especially when connected using Thunderbolt, but you then need to determine how to take everything with you if you’re a musician who works with people in many different locations. You must figure out what you’ll need, and how assets will be stored. So you probably want a minimum of 512GB SSD with your Mac.
Entry-level Apple notebooks have 256GB SSDs, but pro instrument and effects collections when installed can require hundreds of GB, and that’s before you even start to add your own music files. However, SSDs are far more expensive per GB than hard drives. Luckily all Apple Macs use SSDs, which is a benefit because hard drives can be a bottleneck due to their relatively low speed compared to SSDs, and they can be noisy.
Storage is likely to an important factor in your decision.
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