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General Discussion / Anyone have this?
« on: April 16, 2011, 04:04:18 PM »
Anyone have a schematic for an Advent model 100? I have the one for 100A but it's different.
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General Discussion / CD's from cassettes
« on: January 21, 2011, 10:16:49 PM »
I'm transferring a bunch of cassettes and some stuff on RTR to be made into CD's. These are live performances of family members and the music is copyrighted. I need someone to design the CD jackets and sell the CD's. What would companies who do this be called? Distributors? Media?
Thanks for any advice,
Steve
Thanks for any advice,
Steve
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General Discussion / CD distribution
« on: June 11, 2010, 02:25:01 PM »
I'm making CD's out of classical music concerts my parents have done over the last 40 years. There are about 20-25 hours of music on cassettes and reels. They would like to make them available to sell but I don't know anything about selling, distribution, marketing, etc.....
Can someone tell me how to go about this?
Can someone tell me how to go about this?
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General Discussion / Noise Reduction repair?
« on: April 21, 2010, 03:34:46 PM »
Can anyone here repair an Advent 100A NR unit? I just recieved it and one channel is not working.
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General Discussion / Hello, I'm new here.
« on: April 11, 2010, 10:27:16 PM »
This is my first post here and I have a big project to deal with. I have about 20 cassettes and 10 1/4" RTRs that I'm transfering to digital to make CD's.
They are original live classical music recordings dating from the late sixties to early nineties. The cassettes are all 90 minutes and I haven't gotten into the RTRs yet.
I'm having a problem with the cassettes marked dolby. I believe they are "B" type judging by the sound. On My Tascam 122 MKIII they sound dull and on The Marantz PDM 430 a bit bright so I'm looking into outboard dolby b units that could possible be adjusted(calibrated). A Teac AN 80 is on the way.
My basic setup is:Tascam 122 MKIII-PRP preamp-Presonus Firebox-Soundforge-Voxengo redunoise
What can I expect from the outboard Dolby B units as far as trying to match the original record settings?
They are original live classical music recordings dating from the late sixties to early nineties. The cassettes are all 90 minutes and I haven't gotten into the RTRs yet.
I'm having a problem with the cassettes marked dolby. I believe they are "B" type judging by the sound. On My Tascam 122 MKIII they sound dull and on The Marantz PDM 430 a bit bright so I'm looking into outboard dolby b units that could possible be adjusted(calibrated). A Teac AN 80 is on the way.
My basic setup is:Tascam 122 MKIII-PRP preamp-Presonus Firebox-Soundforge-Voxengo redunoise
What can I expect from the outboard Dolby B units as far as trying to match the original record settings?
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