Audio recordings make up some of the rarest and most valuable pieces of a family's personal history. Whether its children playing around with a tape recorder, audio letters sent to a distant loved one, or emotional occasions such as a religious event or funeral; an audio recording captures a sense of personality and emotion like no other media can.

It is so important to preserve your sound recordings. The last words of your grandfather or the first words of your baby may be lingering on an old tape. Plastic Trees will help you to preserve those priceless sounds by digitally transferring your recordings to compact disc.

Audio tapes begin degrading in as little as three years.The tape is made up of mylar film that is coated with magnetic particles that are arranged to make up the audio signal. Stray magnetic fields in the environment, the tape being played in a player, and age will all contribute to the audio degrading and being lost.

Don't hesitate to bring your audio tapes and records to Plastic Trees to give you the peace of mind that your old sound recordings will not be silenced. Each recording will be imported into a computer where it will be optimized using professional audio mastering software. Clicks, pops, and tape hiss from the original recording will be removed, and each transfer will be enhanced to ensure maximum loudness and overall sound quality.