'Pick & Mix' Options.

• Audio transfer from modern flash-card memory based recorders, MP3, audio cassette tapes, Minidisc, and quarter inch reel to reel magnetic tape on to modern CD based format.
• Handling and public access copies.
• Ideal for Oral History Projects - please enquire if you have other material as we can often help.

• Often during transfer to Gold Standard 'Archival' Audio CDs it is possible to correct or restore sound quality to some degree. Eg reduction in tape hiss, pitch correction etc.

In this example from a 1960s reel to reel tape there are three passes 1st the raw recording, 2nd removal of crackle etc and 3rd final version with hum removed.

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• Evaluation of existing storage facilities and sound archive practice
• State of current audio collections.
• Public access planning
• Environmental monitoring and handling methods.
• Digital storage on servers and hard drives etc

Module Four  Publication and Release of Audio Material

• Preparation of audio material for Podcasts and downloads from websites.
• Master tape editing and production for audio CD production runs.
• Audio for use in the classroom.
• Audio for use with the elderly in reminiscence work

Module Five  Indexing and cataloguing of audio recordings.

• Summarising audio recordings read for indexing or cataloguing.
• Indexing oral history transcripts in electronic searchable format.

Contact us at Heritage Recording Services enq@oralhistoryarchiveservices.com for further information.