[TapeVille] Re: introduction
- From: Tyler <programmer651@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 08 Jul 2013 14:27:49 -0400
Welcome! I'm glad you have joined TapeVille! You sound like you'd get along
with me! I have
several commercially available music tapes, as well as home recordings I've
made from 2002 to
2009 (now, I do a lot more with digital). I've been converting a lot of
cassettes into digital
format; I actually did some for a radio tribute group at one point. Yes, I have
radio
tapes. I also research tape looping, which is this form of audio looping people
used to do way back in the
day. Think The Beatles or Terry Riley. I noticed that a site based entirely
around tape
discussion didn't seem to exist online, so I started my own, and I'm always
glad when someone joins
us. Yes, I have gone as digital as anyone else who used to use tapes, but still
tapes are a
subject that deserves to be covered.
Tyler Z
On Mon, 8 Jul 2013 18:18:11 +0000, Alex HORTON wrote:
>My name is Alex Horton, 29 years old, from Ontario. I can not even begin to
>tell you how much I like tapes. I have hundreds of cassettes. Many of them
>are
>home recordings I made as a kid, taping stuff around the house, family
>vacations, visits to my Grandma, stuff off the radio and TV, etc. As far as
>commercially produced tapes, I have music cassettes and several cassettes of
>comedy and old-time radio. I also have many audiobooks on cassette. I have
>many
>cassettes from various Christian ministries as well. I also have some video
>tapes left from when I was younger, stuff that was taped off the TV in the
>late
>nineties and early 2000s. Additionally, I like 8 tracks. When they work, they
>have such a good sound to them. Alex Horton
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