Of course, my computer at the time was an old 32-bit Windows XP piece of crap, but still, it's best to be safe and go for a good amount of RAM.
If i remember correctly, the minimum requirement of RAM to run Symphonic Orchestra is 2 GB and the recommended specification is 4 GB.Īt 8/12/12 10:43 PM, Step wrote: Yeah I remember using East/West with around 3 GB of RAM and I used to get notes cut off and tonnes of crashing (you'd know, DavidOrr, you're the one who was relentlessly helping me through all those problems - I was Supersteph54 at the time, I have since changed my username to Step). The more, the better!Įast/West has the minimum and recommended specs in the site. Yeah I remember using East/West with around 3 GB of RAM and I used to get notes cut off and tonnes of crashing (you'd know, DavidOrr, you're the one who was relentlessly helping me through all those problems - I was Supersteph54 at the time, I have since changed my username to Step). I've been using the PLAY reverb in my mixes almost exclusively now, and I can only get about 25-30 instances of the reverb loaded before my Core i5 2500k starts to buckle. At this point, I'd say processing power is more important for those libraries (excluding Hollywood Strings/Brass) if you're planning on using the reverb. Hell, I'd even go as far as saying if you're going to upgrade, might as well jump to 8 or 16 gig. The new PLAY version is a fair bit less resource efficient, especially when you use the built-in reverbs (though they do sound great).Īnyway, I'm not disagreeing one bit- especially with ram as cheap as it is. Granted, that was the old Kontakt version. I NEVER ran into ram issues when I upgraded that old system to 3 GB of ram, even if I added in some resource-heavy Symphonic Choirs. I remember running the library just fine with 1 GB of RAM and a single core Athlon 64 back in 2005 - and those were moderately big projects (20+ instruments loaded). 5 or 6 years ago, people were recommending 1 GB of RAM to use EWQLSO Gold (or 2, if you could afford it). I think it's somewhere in the $70 - $100 range.
I can't recall its exact price, but with shipping, VAT, etc. You put all your East/West licences on it and you have to keep it plugged in to your computer (it's USB) whenever you use East/West, or else it won't work. They don't make it that clear when you buy it since it doesn't come with your purchase, but the iLok key is needed if you want to ever use East/West. I'd recommend a hard disk with at least 7200 rpm, 4 GB of RAM, a 64-bit OS, and a decent dual-core or quad-core CPU.Ģ.) An iLok key. Three things you DO need, however:ġ.) Good specs. Yeah, it comes with its own engine, so you don't need Kontakt or anything.
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