Years ago I had a 4 track cassette recorder, that was the same deal used the whole tape on one side at double speed. I upgraded from that a long time ago, 4 tracks just isn't quite enough. But a couple years later a friend came over with a tape that we had made using it years before and wanted to transfer it to something he could listen to. That was nearly impossible without the original machine.
Years ago I had a 4 track cassette recorder, that was the same deal used the whole tape on one side at double speed. I upgraded from that a long time ago, 4 tracks just isn't quite enough. But a couple years later a friend came over with a tape that we had made using it years before and wanted to transfer it to something he could listen to. That was nearly impossible without the original machine.
On the 688 there are 8 tiny record heads that are offset across the tape at a diagonal to avoid splatter across the tracks. So it really sounds fucked up in a regular cassette player.
But if you want to add backwards vocals or guitar to a song, just flip the tape over.
On the 688 there are 8 tiny record heads that are offset across the tape at a diagonal to avoid splatter across the tracks. So it really sounds fucked up in a regular cassette player.
But if you want to add backwards vocals or guitar to a song, just flip the tape over.
I remember putting tapes in the wrong side way back when that sounded crazy!
I remember putting tapes in the wrong side way back when that sounded crazy!
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