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Cnet External Drive

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WelcomeLet's talk music production for a bit. We know how important your music is to you, we've dabbled at it a bit ourselves. It's only fair that we stress the importance of using an external hard drive during your work sessions. Laptop not picking up external hard drive. Whether you're using Pro Tools or any other music production software, keep yourself ahead of the work without running the risk of losing any of it.
Cnet External Drive ReviewsHere's the idea: your main system drive is where your operating system, programs/applications, and plugins are installed. When you record, for instance, a Pro Tools session, the audio is being saved onto your main system hard drive. As you begin laying down tracks upon tracks, your system drive is not only operating the software and plug-ins, it is also trying to read and write audio on the same drive. Using your system drive alone may bring you performance problems that you can completely avoid by using an external hard drive.

Separate your internal system drive from the drive that you use for saving audio files. Designate a specific external hard drive as your 'Audio Drive'. Whenever you create a new session, save it to your external drive instead. Now, when you record audio it will be writing to one drive while your system drive is free to run Pro Tools or any other software you may be using.
Keep in mind that working your sessions onto an external hard drive does NOT mean you are completely backed up. We recommend having your files on three separate drives, one of which remains offsite for complete security.
Glyph drives are especially made for professionals. We understand what you need the most for demanding workflows. Speed, best-in-class technology and reliability. And not to mention, a killer warranty. 
Take our word for it, or hear it from the Pros
WHATS NEXT: Stay connected for an upcoming interview with award-winning Producer Scott Stallone. We sat down with him to pick apart his brain and understand the hard work and specific approach it takes to become successful in the music world.
Using an external hard drive is an excellent way to back up important files and transfer files from one computer to another. Today, nearly all external hard drives are lightweight and small in size, making them easy to carry with you wherever you go. Despite their size, they can store a large amount of data, including documents, spreadsheets, presentations, music, and videos.
Most external hard drives connect to a computer through a USB or eSATA connection, and many also draw power needed to run from the computer's USB port. To connect and disconnect an external hard drive, select a link below for instructions.
Connect an external hard driveIf the external hard drive requires a power cord, connect it to the back of the hard drive. The end of the power cord that connects to the hard drive is usually a small round connector. Connect the other end of the power cord to a power outlet.
NoteIf no power cord is required, skip to the next step.
Connect the USB cable to the hard drive if not already connected and the other end to a USB port on the computer.
Plug the other end of the USB cable into a USB port on the computer.
After connecting the external hard drive to the computer, it should be recognized automatically by your computer's operating system. Your computer should find and install any necessary drivers.
In Windows, File Explorer may automatically open, displaying the contents of the external hard drive. If File Explorer does not automatically open, manually open File Explorer and locate the drive.
 In macOS, Finder may automatically open, displaying the contents of the external hard drive. If Finder does not automatically open, manually open Finder and locate the drive.
Disconnect an external hard driveTo properly disconnect an external hard drive from a computer, select the operating system on your computer and follow the provided instructions.
Microsoft WindowsUsing the notification area

Separate your internal system drive from the drive that you use for saving audio files. Designate a specific external hard drive as your 'Audio Drive'. Whenever you create a new session, save it to your external drive instead. Now, when you record audio it will be writing to one drive while your system drive is free to run Pro Tools or any other software you may be using.
Keep in mind that working your sessions onto an external hard drive does NOT mean you are completely backed up. We recommend having your files on three separate drives, one of which remains offsite for complete security.
Glyph drives are especially made for professionals. We understand what you need the most for demanding workflows. Speed, best-in-class technology and reliability. And not to mention, a killer warranty. 
Take our word for it, or hear it from the Pros
WHATS NEXT: Stay connected for an upcoming interview with award-winning Producer Scott Stallone. We sat down with him to pick apart his brain and understand the hard work and specific approach it takes to become successful in the music world.
Using an external hard drive is an excellent way to back up important files and transfer files from one computer to another. Today, nearly all external hard drives are lightweight and small in size, making them easy to carry with you wherever you go. Despite their size, they can store a large amount of data, including documents, spreadsheets, presentations, music, and videos.
Most external hard drives connect to a computer through a USB or eSATA connection, and many also draw power needed to run from the computer's USB port. To connect and disconnect an external hard drive, select a link below for instructions.
Connect an external hard driveIf the external hard drive requires a power cord, connect it to the back of the hard drive. The end of the power cord that connects to the hard drive is usually a small round connector. Connect the other end of the power cord to a power outlet.
NoteIf no power cord is required, skip to the next step.
Connect the USB cable to the hard drive if not already connected and the other end to a USB port on the computer.
Plug the other end of the USB cable into a USB port on the computer.
After connecting the external hard drive to the computer, it should be recognized automatically by your computer's operating system. Your computer should find and install any necessary drivers.
In Windows, File Explorer may automatically open, displaying the contents of the external hard drive. If File Explorer does not automatically open, manually open File Explorer and locate the drive.
 In macOS, Finder may automatically open, displaying the contents of the external hard drive. If Finder does not automatically open, manually open Finder and locate the drive.
Disconnect an external hard driveTo properly disconnect an external hard drive from a computer, select the operating system on your computer and follow the provided instructions.
Microsoft WindowsUsing the notification area
In the Notification Area of the taskbar, click the up arrow to view the items in the systray. Then, right-click the Eject Media icon.
A menu lists the removable media you can eject. Click the name of the external hard drive. In this example, the option to eject the external hard drive is named 'Eject My Passport Ultra.'
After clicking the eject option, wait for a message stating it is safe to remove the hardware before pulling the external hard drive out of the computer. If no message is displayed after five seconds, it is likely safe to disconnect the external hard drive.
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Locate the external hard drive on the desktop. Click it once to select it.
On the keyboard, press +E to eject the external hard drive.
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Click the Eject icon (⏏) to the right of the external hard drive.
Drag to the Trash
You can also eject your external hard drive if you drag-and-drop its icon from your macOS desktop to the Trash icon on the dock.
Cnet Review External Dvd DriveNoteDragging the drive icon from the desktop to your Trash does not delete any of its files.
Select the external drive icon on your desktop.
Drag the icon (click it, holding down the mouse button, and move the mouse). When you start to drag, notice that the Trash icon changes to an Eject icon, as pictured below.
Move the cursor over the Eject icon (⏏).
Drop (release the mouse button).
When the external drive's icon disappears from your desktop, it is ejected, and you can safely disconnect it.
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