Checklist

 - Stereo group tracks/exports can be max 5 minutes !

- Preferred upload as a stereo interleaved file(wav/aiff).

- Make sure you have a minimum of 2 sec pre_roll/silence before the first hit ! some space/silence at the end would be great also !

- The whole project should be in the same sample rate

(44.1kHZ to 192kHz )

- Because it's an analog loop, you'll need to cut, time align them yourself to the originals.

- No denoise is done or fades, you'll get the RAW captures.

- We only run this service once a week, so you could be  in the queue for max. 7 days !

- We appreciate full advance payment.

- Payment can be done by paypal, credit card & normal bank transfer.

- Let me know if you need any special delivery format, standard we go for same in, same out regarding sample_rate/ bit_rate.

- For sure we can adapt to your wishes & specific project needs, just contact me by and we'll sort out the best work-flow !

Extra considerations

Maybe it's wise to add a second pass to your Tape Transfer Project, where in the second pass we can push for limits and sound.

Pushing the inputs for saturation

You'll loose some transients, but if it works you'll get a rich sounding tone which compensates for the loss in transients, you know the drill, it all depends on the input and what you want.

It is wise to send your processed tracks with any VTM/WAVES/UAD  added to me, so I can hear what you want.

Go for an extra 30ips run !

30ips (high_speed) is much more hifi sounding if we stay in calibrated mode, you'll loose no transients, but you will get a stellar wide image with a vintage nice added analog sheen through added tape harmonics ! in most cases we avoid loosing to much low_end by configuring just a little more bass_response on our output cards ! to give that deep sound even in 30ips mode.

Added EQ or Compression

We can add EQ or Compression before hitting tape, but I think honestly , let us ride the tape perfectly with 2 different options, this will give you the best start for your final mix ! but if you have some request or good directions I'm open for using the Fairman TMEQ or TMC in your pass.

Let's try to get out the max of your sound, we never settle for average sound anyway.