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                             Subject:2 hard drives & vsti / vst 
                            Posted by: LittleStudios 
                            Date:4/28/2006 12:34:36 PM 
                            i have 2 hard drives. one for software and one for audio recordings. should i have my vsti and vst effects loaded on the software drive or my audio recordings drive.... which would be more effective                                  | 
                    
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                             Subject:RE: 2 hard drives & vsti / vst 
                            Reply by: kbruff 
                            Date:4/28/2006 1:17:27 PM 
                            Software side --                                  Dont forget a third drive to for imaging your software drive (Norton Ghost maybe?)  | 
                    
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                             Subject:RE: 2 hard drives & vsti / vst 
                            Reply by: thenoizzbox 
                            Date:4/28/2006 1:30:27 PM 
                            ...or much better: Acronis TrueImage                                  | 
                    
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                             Subject:RE: 2 hard drives & vsti / vst 
                            Reply by: Tobias7000 
                            Date:4/28/2006 4:13:46 PM 
                            I have a system drive, an audio drive (actually two in RAID 0 config) and a sample drive.  I keep loops and samples on the thrid drive and all VST/i files on the main drive.  I'm wondering if anyone regularly uses the built in Windows utility to de-fragment their audio drives or is it worth a Norton Speed Disk utility purchase?                                  | 
                    
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                             Subject:RE: 2 hard drives & vsti / vst (Atmosphere?) 
                            Reply by: drbam 
                            Date:4/28/2006 4:53:59 PM 
                            To be more specific with the question: How have Atmosphere users installed the app. Are you putting the content on a data drive or system – or something else? I have my loops on a separate firewire drive that is dedicated for that purpose. That leaves the data drives free for various projects and can switch around as needed (they're on removable bays). I've been researching Atmosphere and wasn't clear how the install needed to go to work best.                                 Thanks, drbam  |