Trying to seriously upgrade my production setup and thinking about moving my massive sample library (drums, orchestral packs, all the GOOD sounds) off a regular SATA SSD onto a faster drive.
I'm looking at a SAS 12Gbps SSD 960GB-MU-3.5Inch for the speed and reliability. I know it's enterprise-grade and needs a special controller card, but the read/write speeds should mean zero loading lag for even the biggest Kontakt instruments.
Wondering if any other producers here have made a similar jump to SAS SSDs for audio? Was the performance gain noticeable enough to justify the hassle over a standard NVMe drive? Looking for that instant-load, "everything at my fingertips" workflow Ye's engineers probably have.
Thoughts? Or is this overkill for a home studio?
I'm looking at a SAS 12Gbps SSD 960GB-MU-3.5Inch for the speed and reliability. I know it's enterprise-grade and needs a special controller card, but the read/write speeds should mean zero loading lag for even the biggest Kontakt instruments.
Wondering if any other producers here have made a similar jump to SAS SSDs for audio? Was the performance gain noticeable enough to justify the hassle over a standard NVMe drive? Looking for that instant-load, "everything at my fingertips" workflow Ye's engineers probably have.
Thoughts? Or is this overkill for a home studio?
