Museums & archives
Clean oral histories, tape collections, exhibits and research recordings while preserving source character.
Enterprise audio restoration
Make your archive usable again
without losing what makes it valuable
When thousands of recordings are hard to hear, search, reuse or trust, the collection becomes a liability. We give archive and media teams a controlled restoration workflow: representative pilot, agreed sound target, batch QA and delivery your team can work with.
1-2 days business response
5,000+
hours restored
100+
enterprise-size projects
1-2 days
business response
Who we serve
When your collection is too valuable to leave unusable
From cultural archives to media teams, we adapt restoration, QA and delivery to the way your collection is stored, reviewed and reused.
Broadcasters & media libraries
Repair legacy programs, interviews, documentary material and field audio for reuse.
Universities & institutions
Restore lectures, research interviews, language collections and historical recordings.
Podcast & production networks
Batch cleanup for catalogs, migrated shows, noisy interviews and production libraries.
Legal & investigative teams
Improve intelligibility for interviews, calls and evidence review with careful handling.
Labels & rights holders
Prepare archival releases, demos, live recordings and private collections for listening or release.
What we fix
The issues that make an archive hard to use
Large collections need more than a plug-in chain. We combine careful listening, repeatable processing and practical delivery so the restored audio is usable by the people who depend on it.
Tape hiss, hum and electrical noise
Reduce persistent noise without flattening speech, music or ambience.
Clicks, crackle and dropouts
Clean vinyl, cassette and transfer artifacts while keeping the original material natural.
Muffled or distant speech
Improve clarity in interviews, lectures, meetings and oral history recordings.
Room echo and reverb
Control distracting reflections in spoken-word and field recordings.
Level inconsistency
Normalize loudness across large batches for listening, publishing or review.
Legacy and mixed formats
Work with WAV, FLAC, MP3, video files and digitized transfers from many sources.
Process
Approve the result before you scale it
01
Scope the collection
Tell us the volume, formats, condition and delivery goal. We map the right restoration path.
02
Review samples
We restore representative clips so your team can approve the sound target before production.
03
Batch restoration
A dedicated engineer applies the agreed workflow with consistent settings and QA checks.
04
Deliver and document
Receive cleaned files in your requested formats with naming, notes and delivery structure aligned to your archive.
Why teams choose WefixSound
Your team stays in control of the outcome
Large collections need more than a plug-in chain. We combine careful listening, repeatable processing and practical delivery so the restored audio is usable by the people who depend on it.
Human-led QA
Engineers listen for artifacts, intelligibility and consistency instead of relying on automation alone.
Volume pricing
Pricing is adapted to batch size, condition, turnaround and output requirements.
Flexible workflow
We can work from cloud folders, file lists, sample batches and staged approvals.
Formats and delivery
Formats and delivery
We accept
- WAV, AIFF, FLAC and other lossless audio
- MP3, AAC, M4A, OGG and common compressed files
- MP4, MOV, MKV and other video files with audio tracks
- Digitized cassette, reel-to-reel, vinyl and field recorder transfers
- Cloud folders, external drives or structured archives
We deliver
- Restored WAV or FLAC masters
- MP3 or AAC access copies
- Video files with cleaned synchronized audio
- Consistent filenames and folder structure
- Optional notes on source condition and restoration decisions
FAQ
Questions teams ask before they commit
What is the minimum enterprise engagement?
Enterprise projects usually start at 100 audio files or a $10,000 project value. Smaller projects can still use our standard restoration service.
Can you process an archive in batches?
Yes. We often start with a pilot batch, confirm the restoration target, then process the collection in planned batches with consistent QA.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. We can work under an NDA and handle confidential recordings with controlled access and secure transfer practices.
Can you preserve the original character of historic audio?
Yes. For archives, the goal is usually clarity without over-processing. We discuss the desired balance before full production.
How fast can you deliver large projects?
Timeline depends on volume, condition and output requirements. After reviewing samples, we provide a realistic production schedule.
Get in touch
Start with a low-risk pilot
Share the collection size, formats, condition and intended use. We will respond within 1-2 business days with practical next steps for a representative pilot or a full production plan.
Scope the collection
Review samples
Batch restoration
Prefer email? enterprise@wefixsound.com