Music technology is used in archives to preserve and document musical heritage by digitizing and storing musical recordings, scores, and other musical artifacts.

Archives use a variety of music technology to preserve and document musical heritage, including audio recording devices, music notation software, digital audio workstations, and music databases.

Music technology can provide a number of benefits to archives, including improved access to musical resources, enhanced preservation of musical heritage, support for the creation of new music, and promotion of music education.

Archives face a number of challenges when using music technology, including cost, technical expertise, copyright issues, and the preservation of digital formats.

The future of music technology in archives is bright, with the potential for increased use of artificial intelligence, development of new preservation technologies, and expansion of access to musical resources.