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Raphie
Mastering Engineer

Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
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Jan-21-2014 22:22
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DJ RANN
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood....
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| quote: | Originally posted by Raphie
I'm using 2 80gb SSD drives as system drive, then a 120Gb drive as project recording drive, then a 20TB 10 bay Synology NAS as centralized network storage via GBit
The system drive gets snapshotted everry week as backup image on the NAS
The recording drive gets mirrored after every studio,session.
Completed project are stored on a seperate shared folder on the NAS.
Since i got 32GB (64bit OS and DAW) memory, in my DAW nowadays I seldom use the D drive but stream and render directly from/to the NAS works flawless |
That is hardcore. I can't help thinking that is overkill for a one man band project mastering studio. I know a lot of pro commercial studios that don't have backup like that.
| quote: | Originally posted by beamrider
thank for replies!
I had not thought of that, it's a fact that hard disk could fail in fact I have faced that in the past
So I will go for a 1TB but cannot decide about
ST Barracuda ST31000524AS
WD black wd1002faex
WD Red wd10efrx
Any recommendations? or any other that is not listed? (NO SSD)
about backups, how did you afford that? is there any software to manage backups? are any of you using raid?
thanks! |
You really should go for an SSD. The main brands are no as reliable if not more than standard HD's.
1TB system drive is also completely pointless - you want your system drive to be dedicated as it gets the most use and is the most crucial in terms of data transfer and usage. Having things on there such as other data is a bad move as if the system drive gets corrupted (most likely due to usage etc) then you lose that data.
Get a smallish SSD (like 250gb) and get large storage HD's.
Seriously once you use an SSD, every other computer you ever try will feel like you're wading through treacle.
I really can;t understand why anyone would install anything other than an SSD as their system drive now.
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Jan-22-2014 00:33
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Looney4Clooney
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Registered: Apr 2010
Location:
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Jan-22-2014 07:32
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cryophonik
Boom shanka

Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Elk Grove, CA USA
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Jan-22-2014 15:48
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