Having FL Studio, vsts, and samples on separate drives

[Wafflizer]

I've been doing a little research on having your OS and such on a separate drive. Ableton's site recommends to have 3 separate drives: one for your DAW and all third party plug ins, one for your sample libraries, and one for audio recording. Would this set up also benefit FL Studio 20? And how do you guys have your stuff set up and what set up do you guys recommend?

[Architector #4]

I think it depends on whatever you like more, w...

[kitekrazy]

I never understood having vsts on a separate dr...

[Xaos]

kitekrazy, It depends on the strategy and poss...

[Wafflizer]

Thanks for the replies everyone. kitekrazy wro...

[Wafflizer]

Xaos wrote:kitekrazy, It depends on the strate...

[sdh]

I cloned everything (OS, FL, everything) from m...

[Architector #4]

Wafflizer wrote:The reason to have seperate dri...

[Wafflizer]

Architector #4 wrote:Wafflizer wrote:The reason...

[kitekrazy]

Wafflizer wrote:Thanks for the replies everyone...

[Nogyoff]

Wafflizer wrote:Architector #4 wrote:Wafflizer ...

[Wafflizer]

Nogyoff wrote: I built a PC this summer, and ba...

[highkoo]

I moved my OS and VSTs to those 'pro' Samsung E...

[Nogyoff]

Wafflizer wrote:Nogyoff wrote: I built a PC thi...

[Nogyoff]

highkoo wrote: Samples in ram is the important...

[highkoo]

Yea, you werent running them in ram.

[Nogyoff]

highkoo wrote:Yea, you werent running them in r...

[highkoo]

Well not everyone is using Kontakt, but yes, sp...

[Nogyoff]

highkoo wrote:Well not everyone is using Kontak...

[highkoo]

Yea, I get that, and that is Kontakts strength,...

[Nogyoff]

highkoo wrote:Yea, I get that, and that is Kont...