Studer D424, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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D424 MO Recorder
E4/30 Operation
SW V 1.6 Date printed: 06.03.02
4.8 Backup Copies
When working on projects for several days, backup copies of the current
projects may be made either on the same disk or on a separate, external
disk. We recommend, as with any other computer-based data processing
program, to perform backups on a regular basis.
There are two backup methods with the D424.
4.8.1 Sequence Backup
With a sequence backup, the sequence file with all the editing information
is simply copied onto the same disk.
Example: Copy the current sequence 1 into a new sequence 2
[SEQ] [2] [
u u u u
] [1] – Create a new sequence from sequence 1
[INSERT] – Copy all takes.
It is very easy to switch between different versions of the same production
by selecting one of the available sequences as the active one.
Example: Select sequence 4 as the active sequence
[SEQ] [4] [ENT] – Select sequence 4 and return to main mode.
The disk contents may look like this:
Sequence 1 Original recording session, without any modifications
Sequence 2 Final pre-edited version after the first day
Sequence 3 1st version based on sequence 2
Sequence 4 2nd version based on sequence 2
Sequence 5 Special mix for customer A.
Notes: With a sequence backup, the sequence file with all the editing information
is simply copied onto the same disk. The audio data remain unchanged and
are referred to by all the different sequences
For more information on sequence editing, see the corresponding section
above.