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You name it, and Dimension can probably handle it.

Dimension is a powerhouse sample based virtual instrument that can play extensive libraries consisting of drums, guitars, strings, etc. DimensionĪ classic in the Cakewalk world.

The program consists of some of the best drum samples that you could possibly get that are completely optimized for both hardcore and first time users. Hailing from the beautiful city of Stockholm – XLN Audio brings Cakewalk users a bountiful set of sounds inside of their flagship program Addictive Drums.

Who needs a band when you’ve got SONAR X3’s array of instruments at your disposal. We’ve got instruments for every use case, skill level, and genre of music. You have to find what will work for you best, though.If you love virtual instruments then you’ll be happy with your upgrade to SONAR X3 Producer. This also allows for easy backup of such things and I can use large drives to hold the libraries and related data. However, if the plugin has big libraries (like samplers do), then I create a separate folder on one of my NON-OS drives (I have one drive JUST for samples/libraries). My feeling is by keeping the 'main' program files and DLLs on C: I can do an image backup more easily. Others put all their program files and actual VSTs on a separate drive. This is mostly for easy organization and updating. I have a folder on my C:\Program Files called "VST Plugins" and that's where I keep the actual DLLs and I do so by having separate "vendor" subfolders. These would include documentation files and other files related to the installation, but not the actual VST DLLs. My own approach is to install the actual program related items on C: (normally in Program Files). There are a few schools of thought around here, from my observations: as far as the page file, I should keep that on the systems drive, right? So, where should I keep my VSTs? What do you guys do/recommend?Īnd. I've read that it's best to keep Sonar and the picture cache on the programs drive, and only the CWPs and WAVs on the audio drive. I have just upgraded my DAW with three new drives, a system/programs drive, one for audio projects and audio files, and one for my samples libraries.