Audio Transfer
Using Your Old Audio Cassettes and LPs in a Playlist
Posted by Chris on August 28, 2013

When it’s time for a party, music is essential to a good time. Creating a customized playlists can help you mold the music to fit the theme of the party, … Continue reading
How Are Vinyl Records Made?
Posted by Chris on March 19, 2013
Gotta Groove Records – “Groove With Us” from Nick Cavalier on Vimeo. Despite the waning popularity of traditional analog media such as 8-track and audio cassettes, vinyl records are still … Continue reading
Most Common Types of Audio Files and Containers
Posted by Chris on February 15, 2013

In the world of digital audio, there are many different types of audio files that can be created, all with different attributes. Understanding the differences between common audio formats can … Continue reading
How to Change the Speed of MP3 and Other Audio Files
Posted by Chris on October 29, 2012
Although not needed very often, knowing how to change the speed of your audio files can be important, especially if you are converting old reel to reel to CD or … Continue reading
Make Your Own Replacement Reel to Reel Power Cord or Cable
Posted by Chris on September 19, 2012
Recently, our Orange County store misplaced a Reel to Reel Power Cord for their Teac Reel to Reel audio deck. In the past, we had fashioned our own cables, as … Continue reading
How to Reduce and Remove Pop and Clicks from LP Vinyl Records
Posted by Chris on September 12, 2012

Vinyl records, while not the most durable forms of media in the world, are still collected and played today because of their unique sound when in good condition. Over the … Continue reading
The Top 5 Audio Editing Applications
Posted by Chris on September 10, 2012

Whether you’re a music producer, studying in college, or making the next cinematic masterpiece, you’re going to need a good audio editor to get you there. In this post, we’re … Continue reading
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