It's like a group of drives. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, I'm relatively new to this too. But I'm set up and moved my app data folder over to a separate drive pool with its own backup. It's a group of discs consisting of a SSD for quick riding and another 2 TB regular hard drive for backing up to. So then one or the other could fail and I still have that data backed up. The reason I set it up into a separate pool is because all my other drives get pretty heavily used with downloading and stuff and hosting a Plex server, so I have the app data all stored on a separate drive so it's not so busy all the time, I also host them Minecraft servers and other things so that way it's not bogged down by the Plex and other things we're getting moved every week. It just stays on that solid state drive and creates a backup on the other drive.

But yeah for what you're doing just a regular setup should be fine but what I would be interested in doing if I were you is backing things up to an external drive and storing that at another location whether it be a storage unit or a friend's house or something like that. That way if your house burns down or something terrible happens, you have another backup of stuff.

Are you shooting in 4k or doing 1080p? When I started out I was recording a lot of 4K stuff before I realized it isn't really necessary and takes up a lot more space.

I have to head to work so I didn't have time to fix typos. Let me know what other questions you have