Audio tracks back up?

As I'm starting to explore GB;any negatives to store audio tracks to a DVD;since there's a lot more space?
Just for a true back -up copy
any caveats?
thanks!

wagnerministries wrote:
do you put it in a burn folder?
i've never actually used OS X's built in disc burning options (i use Toast), but that sounds about right (check FInder's Help for more info)
wagnerministries wrote:
how do you number/save tracks etc.?
i wouldn't try to store individual tracks, that would be a nightmare to put back together. i burn the entire project file. since that contains all my recordings, it's easy to get back both the project, or an individual track, if needed for some reason

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jlowho wrote:
Hi,
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Thanks for your posting, but there is the higlight Layer.
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