MemNor offers institutions with audiovisual collections a range of services: to digitise, restore, preserve and provide access to classic and current sound recordings, on any format.  From Sami field recordings on fragile analogue tapes, via Beethoven string quartets on early 78rpm to DAT-recordings. We are dedicated to preserving these important cultural records for future generations.

Our service is suitable for a wide range of archive owners – from cultural institutions, libraries and universities to record labels, archive websites, radio archives and private collectors. We provide a professional, high-quality and cost-effective service, that combines innovative techniques, in-depth experience of sound processing and databases, professional research in archiving standards, and optimised production process. 

We offer secure long-term storage and indexing of sound archives, making digitised sound archives available either for public access or for access by a specific target audience. 

We also provide assistance with obtaining external funding for long-term preservation and access of sound archives.

Together, MemNor and Memnon have offices and studios in Belgium, France, Germany, Norway and the UK, which makes us one of Europe’s key players in the audio archiving field.