yeloocproducer wrote on Fri, 12 May 2006 22:47 |
You always need a backup for the backup.
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Back in the Stone Age before CD-R and cheap HDDs, we made 3 floppies of critical data... and two DATs of audio on different machines... before the working audio drive was erased and ready for the next project.
In the mid to late 90's we would temporarily archive to Jaz drives which were usually reliable, and then to CD-R..
Archiving is so easy & cheap now, tho' the session backup size has grown with 24 bit audio. The main cost is the time spent.
JT