-=PCTechTalk=- Re: audacity/old tape cassette recording project
- From: "cristy" <poppy0206@xxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:28:35 -0400
This is a long term monster of a project since I have so many old voice
lesson tapes from my old teach, I decided to edit some of the older tapes
into new cassette tapes as well to use for current vocal practice.
That is being done after I rip them to the computer. I am using an old
cassette player not as good (boom type box with a double cassette holder),
it records tape to tape. So I will need to use that solution on both sides
of that as well I suspect. for those tapes, I realize I will not be able to
digitally enhance them for current practice but thats ok for now.
So, for now I am cleaning tape heads, ripping old cassettes to hard drive,
editing out long silences or talk I do not want in them, then if they were
old voice lessons and I think decent ones, creating a new practice tapes as
it is hard to practice vocal scales with a CD since I often need to pause,
rewind, and fast forward. I used to practice alot while driving lol... and
now with my newer car, have no tape deck in it, so..dont know what to use if
I need to in the car.
thanks,
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