Sonar Audio Library on different drive. Want it on sonar drive C:

drag it from your d drive to the drive where your sonar folder is.  Then go into preferences - file -and put the new locations

i have one drive for programs, one for samples, and one for audio and projects.

you can definitely just drag it over and change the pointer.  Just did this except moved from C to new drive

There is no option in edit / preferences ,,, for pointer ?

oh boy.

"pointer" is just our descriptive term. 

I give you, the SONAR Preferences video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rawGwZtyH00

Around :47 is where you want to pay attention, as it describes folder location settings for gobs of things as well as the main audio library. But it would be good for you to familiarize yourself with the whole thing for reference.

Those folder locations non say audio library or midi library any where.

if you refering to the audio and midi library that comes with sonar you can just move those.  you don't need to put in anything in preferences for those files.  when you want to access them just use the browser and go to the location you moved them to.  There is also an option under preferences for you global audio folder this is where sonar records audio to and saves audio data from projects.  it is under preferences-file-audio data-global audio folder.  i prefer this on seperate drive than your c but that is up to you.

I do that. thx

where is that pointer

Don't try and do these file moves with SONAR's media explorer, do it in regular Windows. All you're doing is moving files from one location to another just like any other file. 

Dbl-click your "D" drive icon and click through until you find your audio library and/or files. Select and CTRL-X to CUT them.

Now open where you want the files to be, find that folder and when it's open CTRL-V to PASTE them. Again SONAR does not even (and probably should not) even be open, this is a simple Windows file moving function.

Now go watch that SONAR preferences video again. Open SONAR and hit "P" to open the Preferences. 

Under FILE there is a "FOLDER LOCATIONS" item. Click on it and marvel at all the locations you can customize. The entry you're probably interested in is called "Wave Files". You can select anywhere, but you probably want wherever you keep your audio "library". I keep mine on my "E" drive so that's where it points.

Now click on "AUDIO DATA". The first entry here is the big one. "GLOBAL AUDIO FOLDER". Now at this point you'll want to make some decisions on how you save your SONAR projects files and related audio files. Nearly everyone uses "Per Project Audio Folders" to some degree. I do but I keep my SONAR project files in a different location, but you can set it up however you like. At any rate, point the GLOBAL AUDIO FOLDER to wherever your SONAR-related audio files are kept.

A distinction to make here since I suspect it could come up: there's a difference between a library of audio files you keep for general use, and the audio files specifically used by SONAR project files. For example, on my E Drive I have a folder called "AUDIO" that contains ALL my SONAR-related project files. There's a gazillion sub-folders for every SONAR project I have so "AUDIO" is my SONAR-specific GLOBAL AUDIO FOLDER. 

I also have a folder called "_SOWND" (cute, right?) that contains my entire library of random audio files. Sound efx, field recordings, sheesh all sorts of crap. That's where my "WAVE FILES" entry points to. So when I want to look for loops or sounds SONAR will default to that location.

To go a step further, I also have a D DRIVE. On that drive I keep all my sample libraries, which although they contain tons of audio files, are all tied to some sampler patch or whatnot. This way the sampler synths pull from D, SONAR records and pulls from E. (to really blow your mind, D is also where I keep my SONAR project files...even tho the audio files are on E)