The Windows installer prompts you for a location initially (not the plugin locations, those come later in the process) and will do so during this installation. The Mac installer unfortunately won't but there should be a workaround and the team is already working on a future update to allow MODO DRUM to specify library location.bill45 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 7:01 pmSo, we can put the the samples on a separate drive? My 10 year old system drive is pretty full.Peter - IK Multimedia wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 9:44 pmFirst, thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated and glad you and others are really enjoying MODO DRUM. On the topic of sample location, currently the Windows installer will ask you for a general location (separate from the plugin format locations later in the process) where you can change the drive which will place the samples on that drive. But we're also planning to allow the samples to be installed to a custom location in a future update.whannel wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 9:14 pm Managed to free up 11GB in a Surface 4 (i5 fanless 7300U) using an SD to install it from in the end, would be great if there's any way to reduce the disk size or put samples somewhere else like SD or external HDD one day.
Unfortunately when unplugged from power supply this laptop goes into lower CPU modes (struggles playing one instance of a good synth with fx that way sometimes - I'm sure there's a way round eco modes but my old Surface 2 changed that setting way easier).
This was the same in FL struggling a lot, yet was fine as standalone version! Plugged into power it's fine in FL, though it says 60%+ CPU usage sometimes for me. I might need to bounce a few sounds down in a bigger mix till I get a proper PC, or if it varies a bit between DAWs if anyone knows yet let us know...
All sounding good to me, any more modelled drum types in future would be amazing, well done.
Speaking of 10-year-old systems, also please make sure your system supports AVX instructions that are required. Thanks.