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Audio Production ServicesThere are a lot of audio production service companies out there, but that shouldn’t stop you from going with the best! Florida-based TrackMaster Inc. will not only help you with all your audio production needs, we have also managed to keep a strong duplication business since the late 70’s. That’s right; TrackMaster’s staff has skilled specialists in duplication — providing state-of-the-art equipment for CDs, DVDs and other sound and video mediums — many of which have become less prevalent because of the rise of downloading on the Internet. Despite those technological advances, though, TrackMaster has succeeded in bridging the gap between the old and the new — having celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2006. It’s simple, really: If you have a need for audio production services and overall sound and video duplication … then you need TrackMaster!
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Master recordings made by these and other music studios insure state-of-the-art sound quality that far exceeds the *Phillips Red Book standard. And that’s where TrackMaster takes over, providing mass duplication and replication quickly and affordably. And even better news: For those smaller duplication jobs (250 copies minimum), TrackMaster can provide the same high-quality audio production and duplication services. Need audio production and duplication/replication services tomorrow? Today? Just visit us online at TrackMaster.ws or call 954.776.6603. Out of the greater South Florida area? No worries … try us toll free at 888-374-8877. *The Phillips Red Book Standard The Red Book standard refers to specifications contained in a 1980 document related to the overall standards of quality for all compact discs, originally patented by and developed for Sony and Philps. According to the lore, the original Red Book document consisted of a binder with red covers — both front and back. The original Red Book (which began the tradition whereby future CD specifications were referred to as variously colored books) described specifications that included tracks, sector and block layouts, coding and sampling. As per Red Book specifications, a standard CD is 120 mm (4.75 inches) in diameter and 1.2 mm (0.05 inches) thick and is composed of a polycarbonate plastic substrate — basically a thin layer of reflective metal, often composed of aluminum.
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