making things easier
Today I’ve been doing laundry and setting up my audio recording station. The audio recording setup dictates that it’s better to have an external HD to write/save files to so that you’re only using one hard drive for actually running the program and using another for the write/save function. That makes it easier and faster for the whole process and is less taxing on system resources.
Got that? Awesome.
To that end, I noticed that the hard drive I want to use for file saving is being goofy and won’t let me write to it. No problem, I’ll just copy the files to another location and re-format the drive. So I did. Except that I was on autopilot and I accidentally erased the other partition in the same drive. What did I erase?
60GB of MP3s. CECIL CHRIST!!!!
Well, that sucks, but it’s done and I guess that makes things easier because now I don’t have to do quite as much work with the other project that I’d been thinking of. That project is making sense of the various MP3 files that reside on the external HD, the desktop computer and the laptop. Now instead of reconciling/consolidating 3 file locations, I only have to do that with 2.
Oh boy.
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‘Bout time you set up some recording shit! Sucks about the mp3s.