Topic: Please recommend a hard drive for sound libraries & Can I install sounds externally out of the gate? | Toontrack

Please recommend a hard drive for sound libraries & Can I install sounds externally out of the gate?

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Posted September 19, 2016 at 20:52 #1906454

Patrick Knowles
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Hello,

I believe I’m going to pull the trigger on EZDrummer 2 and am looking for recommendations on a hard drive for my sound library. I was considering a Lacie Thunderbolt and am wondering if SSD is necessary.

Also – do I need to move the sound library to an external drive or can in install them externally during my initial install?

Thanks, gang.
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Replied September 20, 2016 at 08:49 #1990011

John
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Hi,

you do not need SSD since all samples are loaded into RAM. It has got other advantages but it’s not necessary.

I’d say that the easiest way is to just Default install the base library, then move it to your desired location and relink it. All subsequent installations of EZdrummer 2 libraries and Toontrack MIDI will then automatically be installed to this location.

BR,
John

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Replied September 20, 2016 at 16:55 #1990021

Patrick Knowles
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@John said:
Hi,

you do not need SSD since all samples are loaded into RAM. It has got other advantages but it’s not necessary.

I’d say that the easiest way is to just Default install the base library, then move it to your desired location and relink it. All subsequent installations of EZdrummer 2 libraries and Toontrack MIDI will then automatically be installed to this location.

BR,
John

Thank you for be reply. I opted for a USB3 7200 rpm drive. I won’t be loading a large number of instruments so think I’ll be fine. May have gone a bit small – only got 500gb but i think it will do the trick.
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