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TruTranscripts, Inc. experts since 1982 suggest a few techniques to enhance digital audio recording for transcription purposes.

New York, NY (PRWEB) July 23, 2008-- TruTranscripts, Inc. has been providing transcription services to the media, financial and pharma/medical industries for over 25 years. Now with internet and digital communications at the forefront of their operation, they affirm that audio has become easier to record, manipulate and transfer from source to destination. Currently generating transcripts from the latest digital technology, TruTranscripts has some technical advice for those who record their own events and may be seeking transcription services.

"Digital recorders are the most common and convenient tool for capturing a spoken event or interview" says Sandra Arroyo, Technical Support Supervisor. "Although digital technology has made recording easier, it is still possible to capture bad sound or audio with quality issues," she says. "These factors play a role in the interpretation of the dialogue and ultimately the accuracy of the transcript".

TruTranscripts suggests a few techniques one should consider if your end product is a transcript. They strongly encourage the use of lapel or lavaliere microphones and express that you not be apprehensive about asking the participants to wear one; the positive results benefit the transcribers and in the end, produce a cleaner transcript. Other external microphones can be utilized. For example, some of their customers obtained good results by using omni directional and tabl
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