What is an acd-bak file and how do I open an acd-bak file?

The ACD-BAK file extension is a data file format associated to backup project files of Sony ACID, music editing software. ACD-BAK file extension and ACID were first created by Sonic Foundry in 1998, and now owned by Sony. These files contain backup files stored in the same folder and directory as the current project. They are used to revert to a project’s previous state. They automatically create real-time copy of the project while editing a music compilation. They are also used for restoring the most recent edits in case the program unexpectedly shuts down. To ensure saving an ACID project, the user must enable autosave check box located on the General tab of the Preferences dialog. Original projects are not overwritten; they are just saved as temporary files every five minutes.    Files in ACD-BAK format can be opened with Sony ACID Pro 7, Sony ACID Music Studio 8 and Sony ACID Xpress in Microsoft Windows-based systems.

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