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You don't necessarily need SSDs for software. For the OS only even less.
Where an SSD really excells the most, is in loading and streaming large amounts of audio samples, video and graphics inc. games from and to disk.

I suppose that the problem, why I can't run Usine VST in Cubase 5 64-bit nor can I open the VSTs exported from Usine, is because Usine isn't 64-bit? In Cubase 5 64-bit the Usine VST and exported VSTs crash the program and don't display text and graphics properly. Sucks as I'm too moving to a 64-bit ...

I didn't find such thing exists, but I wonder if there would be need or interest in setting one up?

As a beginner just starting to learn Usine, it would be neat to discuss about Usine and throw questions in real-time rather than flooding these forums with questions

Sure, but the free version misses the features that one might want to test and the Stage version requires one to buy something. I think it's wrong to have to pay for evaluation. Although it's good that there is an upgrade path from Stage so you won't have to pay double.

I think the Usine demo should be less crippled to enable proper evaluation. The way the demo is limited, like no patch editing, no sequencer etc. is just too much to enable one to fully test what Usine can do and if it does what one needs it to do. I believe the lack of being able to fully demo the ...

Would it be pointless to create a wiki page about the available and Usine-compatible multi-touch devices on the market? It must be a big selling point of Usine and users (like me) are asking for suggestions about suitable devices