Cassette recorder?

Written by anonymous in Monday, November 13, 2006 under Blues
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Q: Anyone still into using a 4 track cassette recorder? I still use one to make demos with, why have they become basically extinct among musicians. They are simple, cheap, and sound decent.

A: I totally agree, you can make cheap mixtapes for all your friends, if they still own a tape deck. and walkman's batteries last incredibly long and you don't have to worry about them skipping, i don't know though, now i got my ipod!

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How do you store digital (movie word document files) information on a cassette recorder via PC sound card?

Written by voxsar | Wednesday, April 08, 2009

TIEMPOS MODERNOS

I have a sound card with HD Capabilities MIC,Speaker an Earphone etc I know how record songs on to cassettes (just plug the phone jack into the mic jack of Cassette) but not programs an files is there a software that allows me to store Programs an Digital Files an a Cassette tape I am use Windows Vista an a normal average cassette recorder post a link a something thanks?

Any device that we can add to our radio cassette recorder to facilitate transcription of recorded meetings?

Written by neestrevencion | Friday, February 22, 2008

Classic Boombox

We used to press the 'rewind-play-pause-play-rewind' buttons most of the times that it made our radio cassette recorder easily worn out. In recording proceedings, we are using tape recorder (for C90 cassette tapes), set the volume to '0' - not to record unnecessary noises, and attaching mic to fully understand the diction/pronunciation and identify the speaker. Then in transcription, we are using this radio cassette recorder. Can you also recommend a device for...


A: Hi neestrevencion,

Here are an assortment of recorders that use cassette tapes. Some for less then $20. It all depends on how elaborate you want to get. Go here - http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_e/105-7596190-9994807?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=cassette+tape+recorder

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Why can't I find a CD Recorder? Will I have to record my voice on a Cassette Recorder?

Written by AviationMetalSmith | Saturday, September 01, 2007

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I thought I would be able to find a voice recorder with a built in microphone that records on CD/R. But the guy at Radio Shack says I have to use a cassette tape machine, or record on my computer and transfer to CD/R.
I am ready to spend $34.95 on a cassette recorder at radio Shack, but where is the CD version of this machine?


A: You can't record audio in real-time on a CD.

In simple terms, today's CD/DVD drives are much faster than the bit rate of recorded audio ( 1x), so you need to store the recording in flash or a hard drive first, then burn it to a CD.