After a system crash.

[audeze]

In 15 years I’ve had several hard disks go south on me. I’ve learned to back up religiously, but every once in awhile… Is there a way to back up EQ profiles and other user data to a dedicated back-up file (hard disk or DVD or tape), so that I could insert the data into the appropriate Audacity directory after a clean reload?

Thanks in advance.

[Gale_Andrews]

@audeze

In 15 years I’ve had several hard disks go south on me. I’ve learned to back up religiously, but every once in awhile… Is there a way to back up EQ profiles and other user data to a dedicated back-up file (hard disk or DVD or tape), so that I could insert the data into the appropriate Audacity directory after a clean reload?

The EQCurves.xml file is in the Audacity folder for application data. There is also EQBackup.xml in the same directory which is the previous saved state of EQCurves.xml.


Gale

[audeze]

Thanks, Gale. Experience tells me this will save a lot of work and frustration.

@Gale Andrews

@audeze

In 15 years I’ve had several hard disks go south on me. I’ve learned to back up religiously, but every once in awhile… Is there a way to back up EQ profiles and other user data to a dedicated back-up file (hard disk or DVD or tape), so that I could insert the data into the appropriate Audacity directory after a clean reload?

The EQCurves.xml file is in the Audacity folder for application data. There is also EQBackup.xml in the same directory which is the previous saved state of EQCurves.xml.


Gale