Music Production
New CLIR Study Explores Audio Tape’s Longevity
A new study published by the Council on Library and Information Resources has found that some tapes are likely to be playable for as...
preservation
Music Production
PAMA Event to Explore Preserving Legacy Recordings
PAMA will host an online presentation, “The Challenges and Wonders of Preserving Legacy Recordings,” on August 18.
Blog
Open Channel: A Musical Legacy, Or Slip Slidin’ Away?
Digital data isn’t stone tablets. Will people 20,000 years from now—or even 1,000 years from now—know what kind of music we made?
Music Production
The Lost Treasure of Joe Meek’s Tea Chest Tapes
Legendary UK producer Joe Meek left behind nearly 1,900 tapes when he committed suicide in the 1960s. After sitting in storage for 50-plus years,...
Recording
View from the Top: Lance Podell, Iron Mountain
Lance Podell, senior vice president/general manager of Iron Mountain Entertainment Services, shares how the storage and information management giant is making assets more secure...
Blog
Should the South’s First Studio Be Saved?
By Clive Young. The site where the first country music hit was recorded stands at the center of a legal battle in Atlanta that...
Recording
Preserving the Past in Philadelphia
By Steve Harvey. Drexel University is preserving, archiving and researching 7,000 tapes left unclaimed after Sigma Sound Studios, the home of Philly Soul, closed...
Business
AES Sets Audio Archiving, Preservation & Restoration Conference Program
Preserving formats and audio creations for generations to come is the key focus of the AES"s upcoming conference on archiving and preservation.
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