Back-Up Flavor?

[fasttraxx]

What are most people using to back up session now a days? I have a C.D.-R. burner, but the Pro Tools session a are 1 gig or more. Is there an affordable solution?

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Thanks and God BLess!
Y.B.I.C.
Bill

[Robert U]

Use 2 CD:s......

-Robert

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"Are we going to do it with the computer or are we in a hurry?"

[fasttraxx]

Originally posted by Robert U:
Use 2 CD:s......

-Robert

I Use 2 CD's - How do you do this? I have a C.D.-R. burner, and this would be a cheap way for me to back up.

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Thanks and God BLess!
Y.B.I.C.
Bill

[Eric Bazilian]

Mezzo and DDS or AIT. I've not had any experience with the latter but, apparently, it's the bomb. DDS3 has served me quite well, however, and Mezzo, as long as you pay attention to what is where, does a far better job of keeping track of your files than any of us can.

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Eric Bazilian/The Mousetrap
"Music Is Good"

[erant1]

I'm using a Sony AIT drive and its great. Extrememly fast, re-writable, and each tape holds north of 20 gigs. The tapes are a bit pricey ($60-80), but the speed and capacity make up for that.

[tech_head]

Hi,

I was using a DDS-2 drive.
I recently got a Ecrix VXA drive.
66 Gigs compressed, 33 uncompressed.

Works great.

tech