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Windows Explorer, or open the project and use the Missing Audio dialog to find
and move the missing files.
To Change the Global Audio Folder
1. Choose Options-Global and click the Audio Data tab.
2. Enter the pathname of the new Global Audio Folder in the Global Audio
Folder field, or click the browse button that’s at the right end of the Global
Audio Folder field to browse to the new directory.
3. Click OK when you are done.
4. Use the Windows Explorer or some other program to move all audio files from
the old Global Audio Folder to the new Global Audio Folder.
All new audio files will be stored in the new Global Audio Folder, unless you decide
to use per-project audio.
It is safer, but more time-consuming, to first save all projects as bundle files,
change the Global Audio Folder, then open the bundle files. This ensures that all of
the audio data is properly moved to the new Global Audio Folder.
Per-project Audio Folders
You have the option of using a single audio data folder or using different audio
data folders for each project. By default SONAR stores audio data in the Global
Audio Folder. If you want to use per-project audio folders, use the following
procedure:
To Use Per-project Audio Folders
1. Select Options-Global.
The Global Options dialog appears.
2. Select the Audio Data tab.
3. In the Per-Project Audio section, check the Use Per-Project Audio Folders
option.
4. Click OK to apply the change.
Once you have enabled the per-project audio folders, the New Project File allows
you to choose the directory where you want to store the new project and a
subdirectory where you want to store the project’s audio data.
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