Audio and Systems Consulting
When you find yourself wishing you knew
someone who could answer your technology questions in plain English, you can
call us. Softsound can help you understand these sometimes complicated issues,
enabling you to make informed and fiscally responsible decisions.
Some examples of consulting work we have
done...
The Liberty Fund wanted
to start offering PodCast interviews with leading economists on it's website as
an extension of its Library of Economics and Liberty. With no prior audio
recording or encoding experience, it was hard for them to know where to begin.
Softsound was called in to work with The Liberty Fund Information Services
Director. We worked to design the equipment setup and to train employees in the
basics of audio engineering, allowing The Liberty Fund to produce their own
PodCasts in house.
Softsound handles the PA system design and
maintenance for The
Church Within in Indianapolis. If your church is working within a small
budget, we can help you get the best equipment for your money.
Several
of our clients have come to us needing help setting up computer and network
systems for their businesses. Softsound has provided the know-how necessary to
get their systems and networks up and running.
Women In The Arts (the not for profit organization that puts
on the National Women's Music Festival each year) decided to produce a live CD
commemorating the NWMF's Silver Anniversary. Softsound provided technical
expertise regarding the CD duplication process. We presented the producer with
a written guide, went over alternative packaging options, gathered quotes from
manufacturers and answered questions.
Folk artist
Jamie Anderson needed
image files that could be emailed to producers of her shows and members of the
press. Softsound was able to provide her with a disk of various image files in
different formats and resolutions. This disk was accompanied by a lengthy plain
English explanation of what formats and resolutions to use for specific
purposes.
Tech Support
Softsound clients can receive inexpensive
"tech support" on a variety of computer and music technology topics via email
or over the phone. So if you're wondering why that one page won't open in your
browser, how to upgrade your computer's sound card, how to encode MP3s, what
recording platform is right for you, you can ask us and we'll do our best to
help out. You won't find more affordable tech support anywhere. Fifty
bucks an hour is our usual rate.
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