Fav. Multitrack Cassette Recorder?

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gOODKIND.
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Fav. Multitrack Cassette Recorder?

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I just purchased an SX a few months ago and seem to have a handle on it so i need a way of recording. Im thinking about ditching a DAW and recording to cassette to get a raw sound, then converting the recordings to mp3. Any recommendations?

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at the moment, im considering one of the Yamaha MT's...
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i got a tascam porta03 ! got to use it too ! computer has simplified my life :o
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Tascam 414 thingg. Its.prettycool. its a 4 track so run your shit in mono ahaha
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this is the one i have. i love that you can blast the hell out of everything and it still sounds great! good for pitching too, and a nice EQ
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Any of the Tascams will get that nice tape sound. I use an old 80's Technics deck :D

Word of warning tho, don't convert to mp3 as you'll loose a lot of the sound, stick with uncompressed .wav
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