Sure, many. In fact, I have a cassette to CD or USB stick converter and have
converted many of my old mix tapes to newer formats as a lot of work went into
them (from vinyl originally). Recording individual tracks from vinyl took a lot
of time.
And, myself and others were fanatical whereby we didn't waste any tape. We
would fill out the tapes with ambient music.
Regards, Paul
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On Thu, 1/5/17, Tyler Zahnke <programmer651@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Subject: [TapeVille] mixtapes
To: tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thursday, January 5, 2017, 7:59 PM
Have any of you on this list ever
made mixtapes using cassette
equipment? As much of a cassette-lover as I am, the first
so-called
"mixtapes" I made weren't literally tapes, I was doing it
digitally
since I began. But I am interested in the cassette mixtape
culture as
well. Collage counts; so if you've ever taken clips from
existing
sources and edited them together using a tape machine, I
would like to
know. I have done this digitally, but this is a tape mailing
list. Now
you're probably wondering why I even created the list; well,
I have a
tape collection, and I can play them and I like their sound,
I just
happen to not have a machine that records them at this
time.
Tyler Z
Mini Nifty
Admin of TapeVille