mixmkr
I've got Cake's content on my C drive and ALL my other programs as well. Yes...I'd like some of the media content on my other drives and figure that could occur later.
What I DON'T understand is I'm ONLY using 95gb of my C drive at this point. I'm NOT running a SSD drive, but even so, that would NOT fill up the smallest SSD drives. I consider myself a typical user of Sonar, so I might expect my amounts to be *normal*. Seems I NEVER hear people screaming about Windows Updates. That's a HUGE offender, that I've seen.
I wonder what all these people have on their C drives that are using up their 240gb of space. Must be a lot of other non-audio related stuff as a guess.
I have 49.3 GB free of 238 GB on my C drive (so almost 200 GB used). The last thing I want is installers not giving me the option of choosing an install location. For example, let's say a DAW or something that can end up taking
a lot of space.
Saying that in your case you don't have a lot installed on your C drive, and hence it can't possibly be a problem for other people is a bit short sighted.
Not just that, but DAW systems are often custom built with a dedicated OS drive and a dedicated samples drive. So of course we should be able to specify an install location.
This isn't 1995 anymore. For something as complex and large as Sonar, specifying an install location has to be one of the features at the top of the priority list.