


Audio Transfer
Over 40 years experience and excellent equipment ensure that we will extract the very best from your audio cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes, DATs, Mini Discs, Microcassettes and Minicassettes.
Over 40 years experience and excellent equipment ensure that we will extract the very best from your audio cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes, DATs, Mini Discs, Microcassettes and Minicassettes.
Cassette Tape Repair - snapped tapes can usually be made playable again, and even mangled tapes can usually be repaired with only a few seconds of lost audio.
Video Transfer Services - CD Makers focuses mainly on transfer from audio formats, and we are no longer routinely transferring from video tapes. We may transfer videos under special circumstances. Contact us for more information about this.
Editing - cut out unwanted sections of your audio or video.
Compiling - audio or video from multiple sources combined onto one CD, DVD or USB drive.
Tape Baking - processing to make squealing and shedding tapes playable again.
Noise Reduction - reduction of background noise and increasing clarity of the audio for forensic or other applications.
Training - One-on-one training and expert assistance to help you use that new piece of audio or video editing software, or digital recorder, or video camera, etc, etc, etc.
We've been professionally immersed in audio for over 40 years, and we've been transferring audio to CDs since recordable CDs came on the market in the early 1990s.
So we're well equipped to extract the very best from your audio tape.
Andrew, Just a note to say how much we appreciated your efficient and courteous attention recently with the transfer of our wedding recording from open-reel tape to CD-R.
We are delighted with the completed result and look forward to finally listening to memories of our special day with a lot more clarity in the years ahead.
Regards,
Barry and Trish.
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CD Makers is very strict with copyright. For us to copy your audio or video, you or a member of your family must be the creator and the performer of the works that are recorded.
Otherwise you will need written permission from whoever owns the copyright.
Please view our Copyright information