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How is it possible to turn a cassette into digital format and then into a CD?

Turn your favourite cassette recordings into a CD

Client endorsements :

"I am really impressed with what you have done..... really, really. Good work.Very professional" (JW)

"I have received the CDs and have tried them out; they are fantastic! Thank you very much for doing this, they are exactly what I need. " (TA)

"..Really pleased with the outcome.." (PK)

"I'm delighted with it and for the trouble you've gone to in order to give me additional separate tracks etc. and the quality of the speech is superb." (RN)

"Thanks for the cd's. we're delighted with them." (JW)

Using high quality audio equipment, a sound-card and professional software, recordings from a cassette can be edited and 'cleaned' via a computer and then transferred to playable CD or CDROM storage via a CD burner. We save the original recording in digital format and then carry out a number of enhancements until we have an 'optimised' copy of the recording. The optimised vrsion is then copied to disc, a copy of the original version is also kept in case there is an error an we need to go back to the original recording and start the optmisation process again.

There is no currently available method of 'ripping' sounds from an analogue recording, so the first copy must be made in real-time. This means that the first process (conversion to digital format) is usually the most time-consuming part of the operation. This is also the reason why it is not possible to do a lot of tapes very quickly and therefore we can't offer a lot of discount for bulk orders except where the 'bulk' is in the number of CD copies required rather than the number of cassettes to be transferred.

If you want to know more about how to do this yourself, visit our DIY section

If you have a lot of tapes that need converting, we recommend having them done in quantities of no more then ten at a time, as time restrictions make it impractical to do analogue recordings in bulk.

What do the resulting files sound like?

Click on the links below to listen or download ('save target as') short demofiles in MP3 format.

For more information on available CD formats, please click here

1.) Track one of 20 year old home recording:


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2.) Track two of 20 year old home recording:


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3.) Track from professionally recorded tape approx 18 years old


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