Instituto Nacional de Musicología “Carlos Vega”

The Instituto Nacional de Musicología “Carlos Vega” documents its implementation of CollectiveAccess for public access to records from its Sección Científico Técnica. The project covers sound, textual, photographic and audiovisual records, as well as musical instruments associated with research and recording activity. The institute reports identifying nineteen documentary series and designing a documentary model using international norms and standards. It adapted both CollectiveAccess components: Providence for data entry and Pawtucket for the public interface. The source also describes digitization of analog sound carriers at 32-bit, 96 kHz stereo, but does not name the specific metadata schemas used. The page ties the implementation to an integrated preservation and access project begun from 2020; it does not identify a predecessor software or claim a data migration.