From: "ewald_kegel <ekegel@...>" <ekegel@...> >As I use the Mac only for music apps, I will have a lot of space left >on the internal hard drive (120Gb). Is it wise to store my samples >(mainly from libraries, which I hardly ever edit) on this drive? Wise or unwise, that's what I do (on a separate partition), and I run a $#!+load of voices - like over 200, although they're not all streaming. On one cue I have 16 soft samplers - EXS24s, Halions, and Soft SampleCells - playing at least 25 different programs...plus an Access Virus TDM and an EVP88. The computer is perfectly happy with that. Maybe the large orchestral libraries will break the camel's back when they come out in EXS format, but for mortal libraries it works fine. Chances are the performance would be better with the samples on a dedicated SCSI drive, but I couldn't be bothered. -- Nick Batzdorf 818/905-9101, fax -5434, cell 818/601-4874
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Re: Storing samples on internal HD Mac
2003-01-15 by Nick Batzdorf
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