, Can someone explian the difference between recording on a tapedeck than recording on CD. I heard people say tape decks give better sound.I just want to get some facts if anyone can explain.
Tape deck or VS CD
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Tape deck or VS CD
Wassup fam , Can someone explian the difference between recording on a tapedeck than recording on CD. I heard people say tape decks give better sound.
I just want to get some facts if anyone can explain.
, Can someone explian the difference between recording on a tapedeck than recording on CD. I heard people say tape decks give better sound.I just want to get some facts if anyone can explain.
Re: Tape deck or VS CD
hi
i think this is better posted in the production technique section because it could interest many persons outside the 303 fish'n chips, sorry, ti mean the 303 tips and tricks
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ps
i like tapes anyway!
i think this is better posted in the production technique section because it could interest many persons outside the 303 fish'n chips, sorry, ti mean the 303 tips and tricks
...ps
i like tapes anyway!
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Re: Tape deck or VS CD
I think of tape recorders as a effects processor. It changes the sound. I record to tape on alot of beats. Sometimes i like the results, sometimes i say 'screw it' and record to digital. I can always trust digital to accurately play back what i put in.
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Re: Tape deck or VS CD
ellaguru wrote:hi
i think this is better posted in the production technique section because it could interest many persons outside the 303 fish'n chips, sorry, ti mean the 303 tips and tricks
ps
i like tapes anyway!
Thanks for the very helpful information ellaguru !!