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The only gesr I have actually soght out and bought without questions was my amp (Line 6 Spider III) and My DBZ Bird or Prey 7 string w/ floyd rose.... most of the rest of the gear I have instrumentally... it has came to me by simply being i handed to me.... leterally all my keys and synths, drum machines and most of my outboard effects

You're awesome. The algorithm has blessed me today. You will also be receiving some of my money, between the Sound and Vision pages of WUNDERTONE. And whatever affiliate kickbacks you deserve! This is all excellent content.

I clicked randomly on this video but I grew up with the same black hole theory. Except back in the 90s when it was all vintage fuzz pedals Random analog boss pedals and actual tape echo machines but they werent called vintage (they were called garbage). I found one of the tape echoes sitting outside of an Italian restaurant on a corner of a street I was walking past, and I had the sudden urge to turn and walk down. Nowadays, all that stuff is super expensive, but I had a bunch of it and it was all cheap, so I agree with your black hole theory very much. I used to travel also to find stuff, and I usually did. One morning I woke up and I have the strongest urge to jump on my motorcycle and drive 20 minutes outside of my town and when I arrived at the little tiny store, that sometimes had musical equipment and they had a piece I have been looking for right in the center of the display and it was 20% off and this was 1997. When you focus and make it part of who you are, it appears. That’s not some weird book they want to sell you. That’s just what happens. It happened to me.

very informative thanks! though i don’t get the point of recording through a cassette if you’re gonna remove all the imperfections from it. i think that’s a part of the sound that’s so good

Damn, I love these types of tutorials. They feel so relaxing and inspiring

That TEAC 2A mixer is bomb. It is the coolest mixer I’ve ever owned, by far

Just got the Casio mt-240 for $40 off eBay actually, I’m so pumped

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I absolutely loooove old mics. I've got the following... Shure - 55S (small Elvis), 51 (Nat King Cole) and 730B (Billie Holliday) EV - 726 and 950 Nice to see people actually using these again.

What teac is it??

That tape recorder of yours dont look cheap tho 🤑🤑🤑🤑

That SK1 is sick yo

This was astonishingly good, thank you for making such beautiful work! <3

Sold my Ludwig vista lite drums and bought this way back when I should really start using it thank you Arts

Cassettes only warble if the machine needs a service. Why the RUclips obsession with cassette machines that don’t work properly? Cassette can sound really great.

Can I hire you away from RUclips so there won't be a million Vvunderclones in a year from now? You are a genius.

Amigo qué revelador ha sido tu mensaje, me siento identificado con ese problema y muchas gracias por compartir tu solución. Saludos desde Perú.

Anyone have any ideas on how to mix two drum kits for one song?

That Akai M7.... yum.

I've watched the video a couple of times. I love it, and it has been very useful for my productions. But I am always left with the same question: why not get rid of the computer and produce only on cassette tapes? Otherwise everything ends up being digitized. It is the eternal return to the same.

Man, love every bit of this! Thank you!

I really love the AKG D190 on guitar amps myself, great mids!

That revox sounds so good!! dammit!!

nice to see a guy holding a mic that’s actually meant to be held… seriously, there are too many vids with kids holding lavaliere mics and it’s making crazy. it’s like they’re talking into a toothpick 😂 anyhoo, where do you even find cassettes nowadays? ebay? i used to have some good ones for my old tascam 4 track, but i don’t even know if i have that anymore, let alone the casettes. still got my father’s old 8-tracks tho🤷‍♂️ edit: oh, someone is still making them. neat.

omg this video is exactly where I am currently (well sorta). I've made about a hundred posts on Instagram for almost 1.5-2 years and obviously haven't got the results I thought. Now I'm shifting to RUclips because I realised how dumb I was to even think Instagram was my place. I'm gonna start uploading from the start of January and I don't plan on getting followers or even fans or anything of that sort. I just want to keep my ideas stored somewhere and I just realised I like creating videos. Thanks so much for the video man.

Hey there vvunder, I've just bought my first microcassette recorder, a Panasonic RN-105D, can't wait for it to arrive. May you have a wonderful 2025. :>

You absolute hipster. I'm sure your clothes smell like mothballs and your kitchen has one of those super classy early 1900's toasters that open on the sides and are a total fire hazard. "You can taste the cadmium of the heating coil, it adds a little something." Keep on the good work.

I love that Casiotone. Borrowed one from a friend years ago and truly didn't want to give it back.

Really great content and channel. Thanks for sharing your approach.

i was choosing "B" before i knew it was digital. I thought they were all different levels of "Tape" recordings. Oh well.... Something about it sounded fuller to me .

This guy is doing it right.

_Has all vintage collectors items_ I use cheap gear 😂

Do you live with your mum and dad?

Damn... this is some elegant truth.

needed this

more or less sounds the same except the 'hard' one which sounds distorted and bad (also not gain matched) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ the fetishisation of this stuff is quite frustrating

Excellent and well thought out video. Love the aesthetic and the economics. Thank you.

Great demo!

thanks for this

one of the best videos of the year!!

I only follow those who respond and acknowledge those from. Ive shared alot of content with you in private n always got great feedback from you. That sort of respect will definitely will gain my support.

I absolutely love how you shot this video, and everything was lovingly and beautifully explained. It's perfect, i really enjoyed it!

I have explored both, what strikes me about analog recording is the pure simplicity. It's powerful in the way that it connects you directly with the music. I often feel so overwhelmed with potentiality and caught up in tweaking with digital that the final result suffers, and i don't even end up finishing the track. But when i'm using my tape machines, i always finish the track.

I just learned a lot about why I like what I like from this video. great stuff.

Have you ever tried ATR cassettes? I found them on lunchbox audio. They have new production type 2 and type 1.

Its been a long time my friend. Yo, i got something to show you that i think you would get a kick from.

Wow. Nice textures. Did you customized that guitar? sounds and looks very good.

Can you do maybe a video on how to implement something like this in a pedel board setup? I've got an old Tascam and certain features kind of possibly prevent me from doing this. The biggest issue being having this in a pedal chain means it likely has to stay on and thus always effecting the signal? How could you implement some sort of switch? Maybe chain it in parallel and have an a/b signal switch?

what vst on the piano is that man, sounds so lovely