MUSICAL HERITAGE ORGANIZATION
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The Musical Heritage Organization is collecting analogue and digital sound recordings. Sounds, which are in the public domain, are digitized by Sounds.Earth (former CC-Zero-Project). Creative works of literature, science and art are subject to copyright law. Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired. With the help of volunteers, our team cleans, cataloged and digitized 78 rpm gramophone- and early vinyl records. After the clearing of copyrights, free works are available inside our media pool and Wikimedia Commons ( CC-Zero-Project, PD Project), compressed in FLAC without any loss in quality (24-bit/192kHz). Help us with a donation to preserve our cultural heritage! Thank you very much. Similar projects and interested people around the globe are warmly welcome to join the Wikimedia Digitization User Group which we have co-founded in 2015.
CLICK HERE to download PUBLIC DOMAIN SOUNDMusic with Helvetica content is actually located HERE but we will transfer all records to Swisssounds
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SOUNDS.EARTH
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Sounds.Earth is the digitization project of the Musical Heritage Organization.
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Digitization and Rightsclearing
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 View inside the 78 rpm Media archive in Hinwil  78 rpm shelves in the archive in Wetzikon  Selection of books for the rightsclearing |
 Equalizing of 78 rpm records  Inventory of the 78 rpm grammophone records with the self-built Macro Photography Stand (Nikon D610 and the Nikkor f/2.8 60mm Macro lens)  Closer view of the DSLR and the self-built mounting |
 Digitization station with ELP laser turntable and RME Fireface 800 in Hinwil  Digitization station with Numark TTX and RME Fireface 800 in Romanshorn  Dual-RCM of Keith Monks Audio Laboratories  KMAL in Action with Polydor 78 rpm 12-inch record |
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Xplosion Management, Carl Flisch - P.O. Box 52 - CH-8126 Zumikon - Switzerland
