To check this you can monitor the disk I/O in Activity Monitor
Depending of your setup in Kontakt, it will load part or all the samples of your instruments into memory
When you get click and pops this mean your software does not have time to read all the samples.
If you see disk I/O during play you can improve this usind a sata III interface and a ssd
Originally Posted by: rockman413 
Originally Posted by: Cyril 
Where are your samples, on what suport ?
I use kontakt instruments, and all instument samples has been loaded into Memory, so I don't think it's a problem of Harddrive. Not sure if this answers your question.
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