Audio Transfer:
Professional audio transfer from tapes, cassettes, LP records or other sources, to almost any known speed and analog format, to digital format. Final product you get is audio CD, or DVD Audio, MP3 CD or files in any digital format and resolution placed on CD /DVD. 16 to 24 bits max 192KHz high-resolution sampling – a single copy for your own use. Noise, clicks and other sound deficiencies are normally removed using advanced software during processing.
• Simple Transfer $7.99/hour of processing time
(analog to CD format)
• add $2.00/hour for special processing
(to MP3, DVD-Audio or other formats),
• add $2.00/hour for sound processing
(cleaning the records, baking tapes, cleaning clicks, hiss and all other analog sound deficiencies.)
Total $11.99 per recorded hour of sound
The LP to CD transfer is for your own preservation of the music you like, NOT for sale or any commercial purposes - please pay attention to that statement.
I do not keep digital copy of your records more than a week until I get a conformation that the copied LPs to CDs are delivered to you. No distribution of any kind to anyone but you, as original LP records owner is allowed by me, so single copy you get back in your hands.
Shipping the LPs back to you will cost $5.50 fixed anywhere in continental US, but, if you do NOT like to get the records back, than I will ship 10 CDs to you for free.
Shipping to outside North America is possible, will cost slightly more, $26.99 for the CDs, and the return of the original LPs!
Audio Transfer Customer Feedback:
What they think about us!
july 22.2006
"Angel, I received the package yesterday and spent the entire evening (until the early morning hours, actually
)
listening to its contents, jumping from one file to
another. What a blast from the past...!
For me, this was emotional and hilarious at the same time, as some of the recordings really originate from early 60-ties and I can hear how my parents sounded in their thirties as well as myself as a toddler! Very revealing and emotional for me, as memories of my mother, in particular, changed very much over the time (she died from stroke in 1978 in her early fifties). Although most of the tapes were in my posession for years, I haven't had means to listen to them as I wasn't sure of the type of device they were recorded with and wasn't willing to experiment and risk destroying them.Thank you for your efforts, you've done a great job."
Aleksandar Simic