> If it crashed at the 14th minute what would you do? I > manually save after every critical progression, or cluster of > critical progressions. > > Obviously I wouldn't care if Logic eventually had this auto > save feature, but I would never turn it on. Learning how to > constantly save via keycommand doesn't suck up any creative > flow. I watched several people at computers make saving into > an arduous task by hunting for it in the menu with the mouse. Autosave in ProTools has saved my bacon on a number of occasions. I also save methodically in Logic, usually saving each time with a new filename, in case of corruption during the save (which has happened a number of times). Unfortunately this means you can't use a one-stroke key command to save, as you always have to type or modify the filename. Personally, I'm often caught out when I get very involved in the creative process and forget to save for a half hour or so, only to have Logic crash on me. Logic used to have Autosave, but I seem to recall it caused a load of problems of it's own. Perhaps if it can't be implemented reliably it's best not to have it at all, but I'd still rather have a solid incremental Autosave function like ProTools has, or at least the option of one. Jules