 The Best Way To Back Up, avoiding confusing files |
 Tue 3 Dec 2002, 04:53
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what is the best way to back up if you are using a cd burner to do it? right now, i end up backing up and my files become confusing. i will start a session in logic or reason and record basic tracks. then, i back those up. the next time i get a chance to record more, i do so and then back up the new tracks to the same cd. i also backup the new document file that is created as result of adding new things to the session. after a while, things become confusing because i have multiple files that all go back to the same session. it becomes difficult to remember what files i want to use and which ones i decided not to keep, or redo, or whatever else i decided to do with the recordings. does anyone have a routine that eliminates some of the confusion of backing up to cd-r's?
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 Wed 4 Dec 2002, 04:53
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 Moderator In Chief (MIC)  Group: Editors Posts: 15,189 Joined: 23-Dec 01 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 2,758 |
Remember that a drive is still a drive so has a MTBF…
and that can come in 100000hours or tomorrow… Si save to a 2nd drive is okay, but save to a good CD or DVD is better… definetly 
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mellotron The Best Way To Back Up Tue 3 Dec 2002, 04:53
Bart S. I've found Firewire drives to be a cheap (gett... Tue 3 Dec 2002, 13:27 Teiwaz Mellotron,
I highly advise backing up on to separ... Wed 4 Dec 2002, 17:08
Bart S. Yep,lepetitmartien, I get your point... I just for... Wed 4 Dec 2002, 17:10 |
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