Does an NTFS SSD work for samples with a Mac?

I know that Mac OS can (only) READ from an NTFS formatted disk, and not (natively) write to one.
I'm thinking that if an external SSD is only used for Virtual Instrument hosting and sample playback (hits, loops) hosting, that it should work.

Can anyone confirm?

Many thanks.

Craig

 

With Paragon NTFS for Mac you can read and write to NTFS drives. I use it all the time. Not sure if there is any performance hit.
https://www.paragon-software.com/home/ntfs-mac/

Edit: I should have mentioned I do not use it for samples

 

Maybe I was misunderstanding the discussions, but in previous threads some have reported problems in streaming samples from disks not properly formatted for MacOs.

 

I can imagine there is a real limitation of not being able to install to an NTFS disk. I'm supposing that simply reading sample info that's already on the disk should work.
I'll give it a try...

 

The reported problem was specifically slow read times for streaming to kontakt . I don't recall which disk format was causing the trouble.

 

ExFAT has the problem, not NTFS.

 

I had no problems accessing Kontakt libraries on NTFS drives when I was dualbooting OSX and Windows. Didn't need any external tools, didn't feel like the performance was lower (don't have metrics though)