I am looking for advice on the best way to back up audio and sequence data. I'm assuming writing to CD would be best, and need recommendations on the best unit to use with my B&W G3 (No SCSI) DF

I bought Lacie cause this was one of the first USB CD-writers. I regret it. It is slow, 2x write speed and here is a quote: "Thanks for your message. Currently the method in which the LaCie drive is supported by Toast is proprietary, so you're kind of saddled with the hardware/software combination that they provide to you." This is a quote from Charismac, a CD-mastering software company. This was bad news to me. Michael in Sweden. >From: "Doug Ford" <dfordmail@y...> > >I am looking for advice on the best way to back up audio and sequence data. >I'm assuming writing to CD would be best, and need recommendations on the >best unit to use with my B&W G3 (No SCSI) > >DF > > > > >--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > >GET WHAT YOU DESERVE! A NextCard Platinum VISA: DOUBLE Rewards points, >NO annual fee & rates as low as 9.9 percent FIXED APR. Apply online today! > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/nextcard5 ">Click Here</a> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------

> I bought Lacie cause this was one of the first USB CD-writers. > I regret it. It is slow, 2x write speed and here is a quote: >>I am looking for advice on the best way to back up audio and sequence data. >>I'm assuming writing to CD would be best, and need recommendations on the >>best unit to use with my B&W G3 (No SCSI) you should get the <$100 Adaptec 2930 and search deal-mac for the latest greatest price on a yamaha 4416... i've seen internal, software included, under $300. i think an 8x writer is still too new and expensive, a 2x usb slow and annoying.