Backing Up
To ensure that your projects do not become damaged
or lost, it is important to back up your working ses-
sion drives on a regular basis (say, at least every 20
hours—or whenever you have done a significant
amount of work that would be impossible to recre-
ate). This guarantees that if something does happen
to your project files, you will have a backup copy
that contains a good portion of your work.
See the previous section for a fuller explanation of
the backup file format, etc.
Backup Displays
Backup controls are available from both VGA and
LCD screens. Use these screens to facilitate a backup
of your working drives.
VGA Project Backup Tab
From the
MAIN DISPLAY MODE
to reach the
PROJECT/ BACKUP
click on the
Backup Projects
This menu selects the drive that contains
Volume
the project you want to back up.
In this window you select the project you
Project
want to back up.
Part VIII–Data Entry, System & File Management
section, press
screen. Then
Project
tab.
NOTE
The SX-1 will create a backup file in the Timeline BU for-
mat from these screens. This format condenses all of the
individual elements of a project into one file that can
be imported by any TASCAM/Timeline machine (MX-
2424, MMR-8, MMP-16). The type of target (or destina-
tion) backup volume does not influence the type of file
made from a
screen.
Backup
If you wish to take your work to a non-TASCAM device
(a DAW such as Nuendo or Logic Audio that supports
Open TL, for instance), you'll need to Copy your project
onto a valid connected FAT32 or HFS drive. An MX-2424
can always read all of the files that the SX-1 creates.
Click here to begin the backup process of
BACKUP
the selected project.
Click here to restorea previously backed
RESTORE
up project.
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