AAAAAAAHHHA!SOMEONE SHOOT ME PLEASE!!

SO HOW CAN BACK MY SHIT UP??I M THINKIN BOUT COPPIN A INTERNAL ZIP DRIVE ON PC>>IS THAT COOL?SO WHAT DID U ENDED UP DOIN TO TRY TO RECOVER UR BEATS?DOES THIS C.O,D HAPPEN ALOT TO OTHER PEOPLE OR IS IT JUST RARE?I WUNDER WHAT THESE TOP PRODUCERS DO?

DM0NEY wrote:SO HOW CAN BACK MY **** UP??I M THINKIN BOUT COPPIN A INTERNAL ZIP DRIVE ON PC>>IS THAT COOL?SO WHAT DID U ENDED UP DOIN TO TRY TO RECOVER UR BEATS?DOES THIS C.O,D HAPPEN ALOT TO OTHER PEOPLE OR IS IT JUST RARE?I WUNDER WHAT THESE TOP PRODUCERS DO?

well the first time it happened the minister of music @ my church just happen to have a MAC G3 with the internal scsi drive and i did just what Lamp- did...well last fri when it happened again i used that same back-up disk to try to save it and it clicked out on me...ah man!...what?!...he doesn't have that mac anymore, so what he told me is to find a computer with a scsi port on it...you can hook up an external zip and again go through the process of what Lamp- was talkin' about and you should be good...the probable reason why the pc wasn't recognizing the external zip because the pc doesn't have a scsi port...i did the same thing yesterday hookin' it to the printer port...aint gonna work, because the pc didn't have a scsi card or port...at least that's what he told me...man we gonna get through this -ha...word...

DAMN THATS CRZY>I WUDER IF THIS C>O>D BULSHIT HAPPEN TO ANYBODY ELSE?

probably did...

Get a used scsi hard drive on ebay, you'll thank yourself in the morning. I usually don't keep beats that I think are good enough on just one disk, I got the disk I make for drafts, then if it's a hot one I put it on my disk for "finished product". Also I keep most of the hot ones on my scsi hard drive cause it's alot harder to erase the hard drive than a zip disk, magnetic discs and stuff are succeptible to all types of damage from speaker magnets, static, etc. Be careful!

Toecutter wrote:Get a used scsi hard drive on ebay, you'll thank yourself in the morning. I usually don't keep beats that I think are good enough on just one disk, I got the disk I make for drafts, then if it's a hot one I put it on my disk for "finished product". Also I keep most of the hot ones on my scsi hard drive cause it's alot harder to erase the hard drive than a zip disk, magnetic discs and stuff are succeptible to all types of damage from speaker magnets, static, etc. Be careful!

thanks a lot for the info man...i needed that...what's the est. price on a scsi hard drive