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Streamlined version of the DIY cassette echo schematic
This is a simplified and streamlined version of the cassette echo system
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DIY Cassette Tape Delay Echo Effect Pedal PART 1: Schematic and basics of how it works
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Here is the first video in the series for my DIY open source Cassette Delay effect. Overview of the schematic and how the thing works.
Cassette Tape Delay Echo Effect Pedal - DIY Open Source, Compact, and Inexpensive
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My goal for this is to create an inexpensive, compact, DIY pedal/effect that anyone can make that has a clean enough signal to almost rival the space echo's with 1/4 inch tape. Not an easy task I know, but I think the results are pretty good. I want to milk the cleanest possible quality out of the tiny cassette fingerprint so it can be used as a legit delay and not just a fun special effect. Th...
How did you add in the second play head?
wow, amazing, how it scheme?
Geil man ❤❤❤danke 👍👍👍👍
Congratulations, you made an echoplex.
Thanks!!
Hiya, can could it be made it with an casette to MP3 converter? Thanks in advance.
If I follow along to this and the streamlined version, could I build this or will I need to wait on the next video? Thank you!
slight addition, that pot on the lm386 board is not gain, but volume. the gain is fixed on those modules. sorry for being a nerd. 😊
Rad.
"but I bet the log type could work better for audio applications" this is true for the volume pots, but not for the speed and repetition ones.
This is incredible. Can’t wait for part 2. I’ve never done anything like this before but I’m hoping to make this my first project 😬 please include links to everything you used!
Love it! Where's the part 2?
Cool! Great video, learned a lot. Thanks for your efforts!@@granitsky63
I started building your version of the tape delay pedal, so very much looking forward to the next part! So far I've breadboarded most of it, and I'm about to add the playhead.
That's great!
Great video ! Trying to build one of these for my college project, trying to get my head around the rec and play head. Im using a sony tcm 200dv, cheers.
Awesome!
I am a bit lost on the schematic to be honest... Maybe you can put little arrows (indicator) on the lines so that we can understand the direction of the signal ?
Yes I'll make it easier to follow when I get the next video together
@@granitsky63will this be a thing?
Are you still planning follow up videos? I really wanna try to build this but I’m a bit shy without a few more details/instructions :) Thanks for posting this!
Yes I am, I apologize for the delay, I'm working on a good enclosure and some design improvements before I put out another video, coming very soon though
Are the playback heads wired together? If so, how?
Teach me!!!
Really cool idea!
I wonder if there's a head that uses the entire 1/8" tape width. The problem with cassettes is that there's 4 tracks on the tape, so a single mono signal is only using 1/32".
I agree, it would be great to use the entire width of the tape. Do the space echo's do that? Anyway, the tracks have individual outputs on the back of the tape heads and I wanted to play around with that, mixing them together and using all the real estate we can
Some msrantz pmd do.
for a cheap play head you can just get a car cassette to line out adapter, they're just a read head attached to a 3.5mm jack.
Wow that's a really great idea, those can be had very cheaply, I bet it's a good bet if you just need one. who knows how good the quality is but it's definitely worth a try
Subscribed. Very much looking forward to a better explanation of this. I'm pretty sure I'm understanding it, but I'm sure once I get started I'll have a million questions...
Are these moded recorders for sale? From where?
Amazing !
I like how you modified the cassette with the tension arm. I've been messing with making a few different versions of cassette delays and the figuring out where to put the 3rd head is always a struggle. Nice work.
Wait for part 2
What now?
Сan you provide the potentiometers, resistors and capacitors? the schematic doesn't tell you which components you are using. Thank you!
@@tupitochka8841 And do you prefer to pick your components?
Thanks for sharing your design. Looking forward to part 2. I will be following along. As a noob photos and videos are easier for me to follow than the schematics so I appreciate your explanation. Cheers!
they are until you start soldering and have to check a mistake 😊
I literally started a similar project last week. Your design is way better. I'll be stealing some of your great ideas. Excellent work.
Steal away buddy. When change that I've made since making this video is that I added a buffer circuit to the input and output.
Really respect making this open source 🫡
great video! keep up the great work, mate!
Absolutely AWESOME
wicked idea. i will be popping in
There is a way you can turn the tape into a loop so it just keeps looping instead of going reel to reel, might be cool to do that, so you never run out of tape
cool!
I'm in. Subscribed. Can't wait to build one.
this is great!
great work:))
This is so sick!! I want to build one so bad now!! 🤤🤤🤤
This is dope