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RE: Backing everything up to be safe? 2010/03/18 01:45:01 (permalink)
I wish I did backups from when I started. I have well I had quite a few songs that I did on Guitar Tracks Pro 2 back a few years ago.
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RE: Backing everything up to be safe? 2010/03/18 08:56:20 (permalink)
Just a thought....don't forget to use the disc clean utility before you backup song folders.  No point in wasting space with bad takes.

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RE: Backing everything up to be safe? 2010/03/26 22:08:54 (permalink)
I'm running Ghost.  Both incremental and image every night on my 2nd hard drive.  Every once and a while backup up to my external.

My plans are to get an HP home server and backup every night to it.  I am going to equip the home server with a couple of 1.5 terrabyte drives, and it will automatically backup itself to one of these - every night.  The home server will reside in my basement (being the best place in case of a tornado)

I've had too many close calls and some lost data over the years - even with strict backup practices. 

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RE: Backing everything up to be safe? 2010/03/26 22:44:09 (permalink)
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I'm running Ghost.  Both incremental and image every night on my 2nd hard drive.  Every once and a while backup up to my external.

My plans are to get an HP home server and backup every night to it.  I am going to equip the home server with a couple of 1.5 terrabyte drives, and it will automatically backup itself to one of these - every night.  The home server will reside in my basement (being the best place in case of a tornado)

I've had too many close calls and some lost data over the years - even with strict backup practices. 


Any plans for an off site backup ?

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RE: Backing everything up to be safe? 2010/03/26 23:28:55 (permalink)
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guitartrek


I'm running Ghost.  Both incremental and image every night on my 2nd hard drive.  Every once and a while backup up to my external.

My plans are to get an HP home server and backup every night to it.  I am going to equip the home server with a couple of 1.5 terrabyte drives, and it will automatically backup itself to one of these - every night.  The home server will reside in my basement (being the best place in case of a tornado)

I've had too many close calls and some lost data over the years - even with strict backup practices. 


Any plans for an off site backup ?


I also have offsite backups at work.  But I'm not religious about it so they are not frequent.  I just like having daily backups that are automatic. 

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