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History of the Product
Diamond Cut Audio Restoration Software was originally written by two engineers in their spare time to facilitate the very specific needs that arose in their restoration of the Edison Lateral Collection of Test Pressing Recordings, which is located at the Edison National Historic Site in West Orange, New Jersey. Rick Carlson and Craig Maier developed and improved this program over a 30 year period of time. When they made it available to the general public many years ago, it was with the idea in mind that if it solved some audio restoration problems for them in dealing with the Edison archive, it might also be of use to others confronted with similar audio signal processing problems. Since then, it has grown into the most used audio restoration, enhancement and forensics audio authentication product on the planet, and beyond.
Diamond Cut Audio Restoration Software was originally written by two engineers in their spare time to facilitate the very specific needs that arose in their restoration of the Edison Lateral Collection of Test Pressing Recordings, which is located at the Edison National Historic Site in West Orange, New Jersey. Rick Carlson and Craig Maier developed and improved this program over a 30 year period of time. When they made it available to the general public many years ago, it was with the idea in mind that if it solved some audio restoration problems for them in dealing with the Edison archive, it might also be of use to others confronted with similar audio signal processing problems. Since then, it has grown into the most used audio restoration, enhancement and forensics audio authentication product on the planet, and beyond.