At Last, a Genuine Replacement for the Analogue Cassette!

Bridge Digital is proud to introduce its easy-to-use, affordable and environmentally friendly digital recording and duplication system for talking newspapers and similar organisations.

Here's what just one of our customers has to say:

We made the total switch at the beginning of June, ditching cassettes altogether and issuing thumb drives (memory sticks). We supplied all our listeners with Newsbridge Speaker units. We have been pleasantly surprised at how well it has been received by listeners and volunteers alike.

We went with the Newsbridge system as supplied by Bridge Digital. The beauty of that is that no editing is required at the end of recording as it works just like a tape recorder, being able to pause, go back and record over mistakes. We use the same mixer desk that we always used, with the addition of an external USB sound card which means that levels for each microphone can be controlled individually and changed as required during recording.

The total cost (for our 200 listeners) with 2 laptops, sound card, 3 x 7-port hubs, 400 drives and additional software licences for our magazine editors, and speaker units for all our listeners plus some spares, was around £10,000.

I can thoroughly recommend the system!

Regards,

Rodney.
Lowestoft & District TN. (Sound East)

If your organisation is a Talking Newspaper, Audio Book club or similar, then Newsbridge™ is for you!

• Make high quality digital recordings from any computer
• No knowledge of digital recording required!
• Record from your home or office
• For your service users, playing a recording is easier than using a cassette recorder
• Use existing volunteers for duplicating, packing and sending
• A reusable system that's environmentally friendly
• Uses industry-standard USB technology
• Half the cost of other digital recording systems

How does it work?

1. Use our Newsbridge™ software on virtually any computer to make your digital recordings. It couldn't be easier, just use the controls on-screen as you would on a cassette recorder. If you make a mistake just stop, rewind a little, then record again!

2. Duplicate the digital recordings onto 20 thumbdrives at a time, by pressing a single button in Newsbridge™. Alternatively, if making a recording at home, just copy to a single thumb drive, then send it back to the office for them to edit and duplicate.

3. Send the thumbdrives to your service users - they just plug their thumbdrive in to the Newsbridge loud speaker, and start listening!

4. Thumbdrives are returned to be used again

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