CDRs

[slavestudios]

i'm rematersing & cataloging a lot of my old
studio work and saving it as data rather than
audio for labelling purposes. rather than use the
cheapest cdrs i can find, can anyone recomend any
particular cdrs for data writing that are very
reliable ?

i'm using Nero for data & CD Architect for audio cdrs for sending to labels.

i'd rather spend the extra cash than find out
later that there are small glitches here &
there destroying a track or corrupting sample
libraries or software data or the like.

cheers

[DJZeMig_L]

I would do both, but then again I'm a backup freak at times...

Check an old topic about backup yer tracks! ;)


Z

[Basil Rush]

We write two DVDs of important tracks, the audio masters tend to be all over the shop, CDRs and usually still on the original hard disk as well as bounced copies on the DVD backups.

Got a firewire harddisk for backups though the other day, it does it automatically in the night, I feel much more relaxed about it now, I lost the entire web site once to a hard disk that sounded like an angle grinder so i've got some justifiable paranoia.