The Oxidization of the C120 Tape
uploaded: Sat, Nov 22, 2008 @ 2:09 AM
I still keep my old cassette tapes despite their continual decline into total unplayability. I was warned not to buy C120 tapes as the tape itself was made so thin that its life span was far less than the other makes. Ever the thrifty one I ignored this advice and now have shoe boxes filling up with metal oxide powders.
The upside when listening to these tapes is that in some cases the music takes on a new life as words drop in and out and sometimes repeat themselves forming new versions of the recorded song!! I have taken the liberty of emulating this effect somewhat on Anchors vocal.
media, remix, bpm_075_080, bass, bassoon, drums, female_vocals, kalimba, saxophone, non_commercial, audio, mp3, 44k, stereo, CBR
The Mixversation
Recommended by:
panu (panumoon), ditto ditto (ditto), Subliminal, khidir, ScOmBer, WeselyShon, Anchor (anchormejans) |
"The Oxidization of the C120 Tape"
by radiotimes 2008 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0)  Click here for how to give credit and other conditions. |
The Oxidization of the C120 Tape
The Oxidization of the C120 Tape
This site uses