Re: how to restore the "old" wavedata directory?
2017/09/18 12:51:47
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I would recommend you do what I (and others) do. And that is to have your Sonar projects directory on your audio drive and have all audio saved with the project. This does not impact performance, especially on modern systems. I think Sonar reads the project file into memory. So the only time it does anything with that file on disk is when you save.
The biggest advantage of having project audio saved with the project is that it is easier to manage and keeps everything together for safer backup and restore. I lost audio content years ago when I had projects and audio on different disks, because I transferred all my projects elsewhere and when I tried to use them all the audio was missing. Keeping it all together is so much better for loads of reasons and doesn't affect performance.
Splat, Win 10 64bit and all sorts of musical odds and sods collected over the years, but still missing a lot of my old analogue stuff I sold off years ago.