I just installed sonar x1 producer on my newly built pc. I did the complete install on the c drive which is a crucial m4 128 gb ssd. My question is how to setup sonar to optimally run with my three hard drives. I know that drive c should be OS, programs, vst dll. The other drives i have are drive d: a WD caviar black 1tb for projects and drive e: for sample libraries which is another WD caviar black 1tb.

I just installed sonar x1 producer on my newly built pc. I did the complete install on the c drive which is a crucial m4 128 gb ssd. My question is how to setup sonar. I just installed sonar x1 producer on my newly built pc. I did the complete install on the c drive which is a. Reading the Sonar forums has become quite. Manual Avanzado De Visual Foxpro 6.0.

Since i installed the program and all its files on the ssd can i cut and paste the folders from sonar to the right drives? If I need to post more information please let me know, thank you very much. Keep it like that, it's ok.better have sonar on ssd.I am going to keep the program itself on the ssd but the other stuff in sonar is what im wondering what to do with. There is the cakewalk content file that contains three sub folders that are, 1: audio library 2: midi library 3: sonar x1 producer. Then there is the cakewalk projects folder with the sub folders, 1: Audio data 2: picture cache.

Then in the program files there is the cakewalk folder with plugins and the sonar x1 producer folder. Also the program files (x86), cakewalk folder, studio instruments that contain si bass guitar, si drum kit, Ect. Im not sure what drives to split these up on. This by far is the more complex sonar installment that i have done, but also this is the first time ive used a 3 drive configuration for my recording system. If any help can be given id appreciate it. I read the link for the digifreq drive explination but it dosent seem to break these files down.

Just the os and programs on c drive, projects and audio on d drive, and sample libraries on e drive. Thanks for the help. I am going to keep the program itself on the ssd but the other stuff in sonar is what im wondering what to do with. There is the cakewalk content file that contains three sub folders that are, 1: audio library 2: midi library 3: sonar x1 producer. Then there is the cakewalk projects folder with the sub folders, 1: Audio data 2: picture cache.

Then in the program files there is the cakewalk folder with plugins and the sonar x1 producer folder. Also the program files (x86), cakewalk folder, studio instruments that contain si bass guitar, si drum kit, Ect. Im not sure what drives to split these up on.

This by far is the more complex sonar installment that i have done, but also this is the first time ive used a 3 drive configuration for my recording system. Tekken 3 Bios Psx. If any help can be given id appreciate it. I read the link for the digifreq drive explination but it dosent seem to break these files down. Just the os and programs on c drive, projects and audio on d drive, and sample libraries on e drive. Thanks for the help.you shouldn't have audio data due to sonar unless you use the default audio folder created by sonar inslallation, so go to pref and change the audio path, and by the way, by default you have an audio folder created by project so cool anyway. Others audio data are only coming from Dimension, Beastcape and convolutions wav for the perfect space.those can be moved (no need to stress for perfect space as it's not big file streaming ) For others plugins like session drummer and the ijsntruments, it's marginal, data streaming is low.the ssd will smile running this i have an intel 320 series here and it's cooling.