Do Rsync and SnapRAID work well together?

Is it possible/advisable to implement SnapRAID in a media server that has a main data drive and a full disk mirror using Rsync? I know I would have to add a parity disk for the SnapRAID setup.

Or should I skip SnapRAID on the media server and back up to a separate backup server using Rsync in a remote/pull setup, and implement SnapRAID there? I have a couple of old idle desktop pc's with OMV on them.

I can get my head around Rsync—both local and remote—and I can understand SnapRAID, but not both together.

Thanks in advance.

I don’t do anything with Rsync outside of the GUI like you do. I don’t do snapshots, just a full disk mirror to a second drive once or twice a week, and then a rsync remote/pull from a backup machine once or twice a week. I really like the full disk mirror—I have swapped disks before—and it really works! That’s the kind of backup I like. Now I am trying to add protection against bit rot with SnapRAID. Thank you @Adoby for your input.

I believe that running SnapRAID on both devices—media server AND backup server—might be a bit overkill. Unless someone suggests otherwise, it seems that a simple rsync disk mirror on the media server is sufficient as long as the backup server is setup to pull rsyncs into a SnapRAID setup on a regular basis. If anything corrupts on the media server, a clean copy should be available on the backup server, as long as everything has been synced. Am I right?