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1. #MACBOOK EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE NOPT BACKING UP MAC PRO#
2. #MACBOOK EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE NOPT BACKING UP MAC SOFTWARE#

Sometimes even a small name change on data can cause reading issues between drives that essentially have the same data but each take updates from work from the other computer overtime. This may happen on Mac when plugging in a new drive, after updating to macOS Monterey or other operating systems, or even when you were just working with it as usual.

#MACBOOK EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE NOPT BACKING UP MAC PRO#

I know it might seem logical to just use the "Recording" drive for my Mac mini on the MacBook Pro when I need to, but the reason I have two recording drives that represent the same data is because the "Recording" drive is a bulkier, rugged drive used for the studio, but "Recording 2" is a smaller, more mobile drive that I can travel with. Its frustrating to see your Seagate external hard drive not showing up on Mac when you need to open it for files. I'm looking for a system to make my recording process simple/plug-and-play no matter which computer I'm using, while maintaining the data that gets updated between the two recording drives. It's a very useful software, but it's still tedious to think about what should be updated each time I use the MacBook Pro or Mac mini.

#MACBOOK EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE NOPT BACKING UP MAC SOFTWARE#

Currently, I use a software called Carbon Copy Cloner to backup everything between different drives. I make a lot of changes to my sessions daily, and if I record on "Recording" I'd like to always have "Recording 2" updated to what's new and vice versa. trying to keep both the "Recording" and "Recording 2" external drives updated to each other as the data grows for my sessions and audio files. Select Your Hard Drive and Encrypt Backup. Locate System Preferences in the Apple Menu. The data on my "Libraries" external drive rarely changes, so I use it universally between my Mac mini and MacBook Pro (so I have to use this drive on one computer or the other when I'm recording). How do I backup my Mac to an external hard drive without erasing Step by Step: Backing up Your Mac to an External Hard Drive With Time Machine. I use a drive for DAW sessions called "Recording" for the Mac mini desktop setup, but I also have another drive called "Recording 2" which is basically a copy of the "Recording" drive, to be used with my MacBook Pro.

The external drive called "Libraries" runs mostly all sample libraries I own. Both computers use external drives to run sample libraries and DAW session files. I record on a Mac mini desktop setup in my studio and I use a MacBook Pro to record when I travel.