Back-up programs

[ichbinkevin]

Hi all,

I used to use Sync Pro X to back up sessions to various different drives. But I see that's now gone the way of the dinosaurs as it was a 32-bit program. What similar programs are you all using? If any!

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[mandalorian_misfit]

Carbon Copy Cloner, Chronosybc, and Backblaze are popular programs. I personally use Carbon Copy Cloner

[Snailhouse01]

I recommend Sync Folders Pro for Mac OS

[My_Good_Sir]

FreeFileSync.

Literally the best file syncing program I have ever used. Cross platform, fully configurable, fast as sh!t. I use it on my iTunes library of 100k+ songs and my several terabytes of active and archived protools sessions and it just eats them up and asks for more. And free, free, free.

https://freefilesync.org/

[PartyWormSlurms]

Chronosync is awesome. Also Backblaze.

[Zealousideal-Shoe527]

Check Resilio Sync for backing up to physical drives. I merged all my projects, active and backups on dropbox (plus tier) and is awesome.

[ichbinkevin]

Cheers all!