Re: [ARSCLIST] Certification (was Re: [ARSCLIST] Wire recorders)

[Rick Taylor <rtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

See also the article in ARSC Journal:  Lazar, Wanda.  "A proposed university
specialization in sound preservation."  v. 26 #1 Spring 1995 pp. 46-52.

(Thanks to the Online Index for helping me find it again).

Rick Taylor
Graduate Student
Preservation and Conservation Studies
School of Information
University of Texas at Austin
rtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Quoting Karl Miller <lyaa071@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> By the way, I am keeping all of the messages on this subject and will
> provide some compliation. I am also interested in know what sort of
> training is considered appropriate to the tasks. Speaking for myself, I
> owe most of my formal training to my electronic/computer music studies in
> graduate school. I also had the basic classes in the physics of sound,
> etc. plus many years of experience making live recordings...etc. Most of
> what I have learnt comes from the writings of people like Steve Smolian
> and all of the wonderful articles in ARSC (been a member since 74 or so)
> and other publications (I am still trying to track down those
> bibliographies several of you wrote about wanting copies), etc. My
> background also includes tinkering with old recording machines, etc. No, I
> am not trying to sell my resume, but I would wager that many of you have
> similar backgrounds. Knowing some of what experience and training you felt
> were important in helping you with you preservation/reformatting work,
> would also be of interest.
>
> If you want to email me directly, that would be fine.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Karl
>