Less powerful systems may also prove satisfactory, but may require larger buffer sizes, involving higher latencies, and may reduce the number of simultaneously playable instruments.Ī good quality audio hardware with suitable low latency drivers (ASIO for the PC) is required. An up-to-date, multiple-core PC, Intel Core i7 or equivalent, 4 GB RAM, Windows 7, 8 or 10 (latest Service Pack), or Mac OS 10.13, 10.14, 10.15, 11, I5 (current update) is recommended. However, it’s a demanding software in terms of CPU load. Samplemodeling Solo, Chamber & Ensemble Strings provide unprecedented realism and expressiveness.
If you're a video gamer, too, then build something that will play your most demanding game, and tailor the build to that instead, and it be more than enough for audio production, trust me. Notice they don't specify? That's because ram speed hasn't mattered in a real-world setting for a long time. But buying 128 GB DDR5 ram isn't going to be any better for SM strings than 4GB of DDR - anything. If you don't know, yourself, then maybe that might be worth figuring out. Buy the latest and greatest RAM? In the audio world, imo - that's a waste of money.īut RAM depends on how much your workflow is ram-heavy. Most modern CPUs are more than enough for SM strings. "The best computer to run SM Strings" - this isn't Crysis.īuild the best computer you can afford. They run just fine on every computer I've ran them on. And a 12 year old computer with DDR3 memory that does it just fine as well. I have a chromebook which runs them just fine.
Click to expand.They're not that demanding.
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