I’m sure some of this has been covered but I wonder if, and how, this is working for others. For reference I’m using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) 2Ghz i7 w/ 8GB DDR3 and thunderbolt ports mainly with a MOTU 828x. I recently updated to “High Sierra” 10.13.4. My primary program will be Digital Performer 9x and audio recording will be done on an external SSD attached to a thunderbolt port.
So I want to start using SD3 soon but the installation size creates issues. The Toontrack product manager seems to work well and it appears I was able to remove all of SD2, that’s helpful. I don’t see a problem with installing the SD3 program itself but the Superior Drummer 3 Library Part 1 – Basic Sound Library is fairly huge at 40.5GB!
Is it ok to install that on an external USB flash drive or second external SSD?
It’s probably a dumb question but I imagine I need to also download and install Toontrack Solo in order to run SD3 stand alone or otherwise SD3 is only a au/vst plug-in available within my sequencer programs?
Thank you for any assistance and advice.
Hopelessly unable to keep up with updates.
Yes, you can install the sound library on an external disk. The core library for SD3 is made up of 5 separate parts, but you only the first is mandatory.
Since EZdrummer 2, we have removed the need for Solo, since the software now ships with their own standalone applications 🙂
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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