Max are pleased to confirm that our teams are still fully operational in line with the latest government guidelines. This includes our off-site team at ONS. We do understand, however, that for many businesses and institutions this is unfortunately still not the case. We continue to wish you well during this difficult period and look forward to somewhat
easier times, hopefully by Spring 2021.
If you would like to schedule a call for a future date, please complete our contact form indicating a preferred day. We have decided to freeze our prices until May 1st 2021 to ensure that our customers are not penalised by the ongoing restrictions. We may decide to
extend this date further still.
In the meantime, please do take a look at our podcasts page . The passion, enthusiasm and insight from our guest speakers has been inspirational, especially given the circumstances.
Transferring analogue sound recordings to digital copies has two major benefits: first, it provides greater accessibility to the content; second it ensures the digital preservation of the original recording.
We understand that a digital copy of the original is not necessarily synonymous with high quality, a distinction that others do not always make. A high quality version captures as much information from the original as possible, even if it is badly degraded. Once a master/raw copy has been made, we use a variety of techniques to improve the sound quality.
We can digitise most types of audio recording , such as Shellac/vinyl records, reel to reel tapes and audio cassettes.
Collections for whom we have digitised audio recordings include:
Energy Charter Secretariat
National Theatre
Wallace Collection
Scout Association
Scottish Fisheries Museum
Westminster Abbey
RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects)
For further details of the services Max Communications offer, please contact us on 020 8309 5445 or via our contact page.
Transferring analogue sound recordings to digital copies has two major benefits: first, it provides greater accessibility to the content; second it ensures the digital preservation of the original recording.
We understand that a digital copy of the original is not necessarily synonymous with high quality, a distinction that others do not always make. A high quality version captures as much information from the original as possible, even if it is badly degraded. Once a master/raw copy has been made, we use a variety of techniques to improve the sound quality.
We can digitise most types of audio recording , such as Shellac/vinyl records, reel to reel tapes and audio cassettes.
Collections for whom we have digitised audio recordings include:
Energy Charter Secretariat
National Theatre
Wallace Collection
Scout Association
Scottish Fisheries Museum
Westminster Abbey
RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects)
For further details of the services Max Communications offer, please contact us on 020 8309 5445 or via our contact page.
