Every record is a real copy
Individual lot pages contain edition details, descriptions and original photographs. Thousands of images are arranged in galleries with zoom and layouts for different screens.
Music · Collection · Catalogue · Journal
DIRAC SEA
From a single record to a whole musical world.
A library of 668 lots, photographs of original editions, musical connections, an author-led Journal and an interactive Listening Room.
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- The task
- Preserve the character of a private collection while helping visitors find records, inspect individual copies and discover music beyond their first search.
- B@B’s work
- Concept, design, cataloguing, search and recommendations, photography presentation, editorial work, an interactive room and technical search structure.
668lots in the described library
29points in the developed Listening Room
Journalstories about music and equipment
Described project scope · October 2026
What we built
Search and musical connections
Categories, subgenres, filters, sorting and pagination support exploration. Recommendations link recordings through performers, composers, genres and collection membership.
Listening Room
A digital representation of a real listening room was developed with 29 interactive points. Visitors explore audio components and their descriptions. The interactive section continues to develop.
A journal within the collection
The Journal brings together writing about musicians, records, recording history and analogue equipment. Historical and musical checking of articles and notes continues.
Pages built for discovery
Lots have their own indexable URLs. XML sitemaps, canonical links, structured data and analytics provide the technical foundation for further search visibility work.
The website in use
From atmosphere to a recording
Select a screen to take a closer look.
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Record catalogue — desktopView details
Record catalogue — mobileView detailsWhat the project gained
Visitors can find a record, examine the actual copy and follow the sales listing. The catalogue, journal and listening room are connected.
The website is published. Its collection, editorial material and interactive sections continue to develop.
What would a similar website cost?
A catalogue website — standard scope
137 500–277 500 ₽
Individual design for a music project, categories, an agreed record-page model with photographs and specifications, search and agreed filters. Includes a mobile layout, enquiries, catalogue updates and a search-friendly technical structure. The quotation defines the initial content volume.
With features comparable to DIRAC SEA
Individually quoted
The standard catalogue plus marketplace integration, bulk content preparation and editorial work. The full quotation depends on the data sources, number of records and readiness of the material.
- Meshok integration, listing-status updates and an archive of inactive listings, with the connection and update rules quoted separately.
- Importing and preparing hundreds of record pages, processing photographs and checking links, based on the actual collection.
- Original articles, research into recordings and custom editorial features, itemised against an agreed scope.
These figures are indicative costs for a new project at current B@B rates, not the price paid for the work shown here. We provide a tailored quotation once the scope and volume of work have been agreed.