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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RANN
Doesn't matter that giga was discontinued - I can 20 top composers that do it that way and won't change anytime soon. Some of the best strings are in giga format and slave PC's come very cheap. They get loads of rackmount servers and use them as giga's. Bear in mind, money is no object to them and this is how they choose to do it.
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I'm pretty sure the top 20 composers don't use sample librairies at all. Everyone still uses orchestras including Hanz Zimmer. And the reason any used giga was because Vienna Librairie was giga format but that changed years ago. Nobody is using gigastudio anymore. If they are, it is because they have an antiquated system they spent lots of money on. When time comes to renovate, they will dump all those useless machines.
There is an article somewhere detailing how Klaus Badelt went from 100 pcs to 1 mac. It is cumbersome to have lots of pcs. Hanz is a different story because he has proprietary software they invested in years ago and you don't just throw away something you spent hundreds of thousands on. And the best strings are not in giga. But if they were , you can just convert them.
I don't see why you are prescribing something that is discontinued , cumbersone , expensive, prone to breakage when I can do the exact same with 2 computers. It might of been the way to do it 2 years ago but it makes absolutely no sense anymore.
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