I recommend a look at Pop Up Archive [1] - digital archiving for the 
non-archivist. It's heavily based on the archiving of sound files.

kc
[1] https://www.popuparchive.com/

On 7/29/15 9:13 PM, Scott Carlson wrote:
> Apologies for any cross-posting, and please excuse the shameless self-promotion... Norie Guthrie (an archivist/special collections librarian) and myself have started a website/blog to help DIY & born-digital music labels with the digital/physical preservation of their materials. We hope to provide practical archiving tips and solutions to those putting out music on a shoestring budget.
>
> This past spring, we conducted a survey to understand what types of materials record labels were saving and how they were saving them. We hope to formally present on this data some time in the future.
>
> If you have time, please stop by the blog: http://www.indiepreserves.info/
>
> Feel free to look us up on Twitter as well: https://twitter.com/IndiePreserves
>
> Thanks,
> Scott Carlson
> Metadata Coordinator
> Rice University, Fondren Library
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