Backing up '" some of us are better at remembering than others, but there's always more to learn about keeping data safe. Here's a handy guide to backing up your Mac, PC or mobile device.
Backing up - even to more than one location - is absolutely essential. Here's how you can re-purpose an old machine as a backup server and make sure you never lose any data again.
Whether you're a musician, artist, videographer'¦ in fact no matter who you are, good data management practice can save you on headaches further down the road. Paul Wickliffe explains how.
A FrankenRAID might sound like something out of a horror movie scene... but, as Iain Anderson explains, the FrankenRAID could prevent any horror stories by providing fast storage on a budget.
Good advice is good advice... The 5 in-depth tips in this article are your 'recipe for success' when using your favorite DAW in any studio setting (from bedroom to multimillion dollar setup).
What to do when you're preparing to tour using your laptop or desktop computer? G.W. Childs explores the worst case scenarios and how to prevent them when playing live using a Mac, PC or iPad.
Backing up your important folders and files is arguably the most important thing you can do on any computer. Mike Watkinson shares essential tips on restoring files from any Time Machine drive.
Software versions are constantly changing so how you can be sure your current projects can be accessed in 10 years? Gary Hiebner looks to the future with these tips on archiving audio projects.
Backing up your data is possibly the most important step when making music (or anything!) on your Mac. G.W. Childs turns his bad experiences into essential reading for all Logic Pro users.
If you have read my tutorial on Backing up your Logic System, you should have an idea how important securely storing your data is. A complete backup of all your work data, and possibly also administra