@@Fraggery1996 makes a big difference having tapes in stereo. But then I guess it depends if you had stereo or mono tape players back in the day. Finding it difficult to find something to record stereo tapes with, apart from getting a professional deck.
I'm a gen z but I was brought up by my grandma and her husband so I have been told abt tapes and stuff. I have always loved the older stuff like tapes. thx I will try this once I have got the stuff. thx again
I never stopped recording on cassettes, and even open-reel. Note - my Samsung notebook and Amazon Kindle have stereo outputs. So I've been using a vintage Sharp stereo Dolby cassette deck.
Fairly new to this, I’m currently trying to record, I’m recording one song as a test, would I flip the cassette to the other side or rewind to listen to the recorded music?
I have the same exact cassette recorder, and have tried recording things in stereo on it. I have not tried music, though, but would that also cause it to be in mono in the left speaker as well? Or is using this method going to get it in stereo properly?
I have a question tho, if it starts on the B side. Does it mean i have to record it from the 2nd half of a Album i want to burn into, or just do it from the very 1st song?
Thanks for sharing! I'm trying to stay off my phone more so I figured it'd be a good idea to just transfer all my favorite music onto a cassette tape and play it on a portable cassette player.
I've been making mix tapes for years ! I love ❤️ Cassettes and its my favorite format.Yeah I said it and I'm proud to be a Cassette Head !!! I grew up in the 80s collecting cassettes and I'm still collecting cassettes today in 2023. So for all of you who love collecting cassettes and making mix tapes , never be afraid to admit your a Cassette Head !!! Cassettes need more love ❤️ peace to all you
quick question, i recorded a small snippet of music on a cassette but now the songs drums dont cut through as much, do you think my volume should go up? or is it because i used it a couple times?
If you recorded from a stereo headphone jack onto a mono cassette recorder, you may only get one channel on tape, and the drums on your tape may be muted unless you can mix both channels. There are adapters to do this. However, they may sometimes introduce slight distortion, and I'm not sure what damage may occur to the stereo source by prolonged crossing both channels together. I've been making most of my recordings on a vintage stereo Dolby cassette deck.
I got a 3rd gen Camaro, a dream car of mine since i was a kid man and it has a cassette player. ive always collected cassettes, records, polaroid cameras etc always been obsessed with the 80s since i was a kid but now all the retro/vintage stuff prices have skyrocketed i went from buying stuff for cents to paying $20-$40 and they also gotten hard to find so i decided im just going to record my own cassettes with my favorite 60s/70s/80s tunes. My 3rd gen camaro needs more cassettes haha
This is good, I have an old truck that I has a cassette player and I don’t want to ruin the look with a Bluetooth stereo so I’m gonna record some playlists on the tape
i really appreciate this video. i was about to spend 200 dollars of equipment just to record a mix tape but i didn't realize i could just record off my phone. thank you so much.
Making diy tapes for my music, thank you!
In 90s when I was a kid with no money I used to record mines from radio. Stayed listening the radio until the desired track played
It's sad nobody uses cassette Tapes anymore😢😢
Does it record stereo well? Or does it have to be mono?
What if my cassette player has a record button, but no mic input?
It has a cd player on top
I actually use my Sony cassette walkman at the gym and have gotten a lot of compliments and some weird looks. 😆
How high should the volume on your phone be?
Can someone tell me how to record songs on a Westminister cassette player? I don't have the cord to plug into my phone.
Does that device record in stereo, or only mono? Finding it difficult to find a device that records stereo.
Mono
@@Fraggery1996 makes a big difference having tapes in stereo. But then I guess it depends if you had stereo or mono tape players back in the day. Finding it difficult to find something to record stereo tapes with, apart from getting a professional deck.
I'm a gen z but I was brought up by my grandma and her husband so I have been told abt tapes and stuff. I have always loved the older stuff like tapes. thx I will try this once I have got the stuff. thx again
WE RETURN THE 90s TOKYO WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My boombox has left and right microphones which one do I put the auxiliary port in??
The Beatles every day chemistry
Thanks friend
i've realised im old enough to know how to do this ajajjaaj
Okay so I have a question, if you record one song then pause and eject. Can you still hit record an add more music after that?
You know the song ulterior motives/everyone knows that. That's what I'm doing it on.
I never stopped recording on cassettes, and even open-reel. Note - my Samsung notebook and Amazon Kindle have stereo outputs. So I've been using a vintage Sharp stereo Dolby cassette deck.
Fairly new to this, I’m currently trying to record, I’m recording one song as a test, would I flip the cassette to the other side or rewind to listen to the recorded music?
I just found a walkman in my closet and was wondering if I could make my own mixtape, thanks a lot man!
legit love these for tje summer
I have the same exact cassette recorder, and have tried recording things in stereo on it. I have not tried music, though, but would that also cause it to be in mono in the left speaker as well? Or is using this method going to get it in stereo properly?
Most shoebox recorders have a mono recording head. A cassette deck has a stereo head.
Can you just play any audio from the phone and it will record?
Can you make theese on stereos? The sony cmt-cp1 to be exact
I have a question tho, if it starts on the B side. Does it mean i have to record it from the 2nd half of a Album i want to burn into, or just do it from the very 1st song?
I came to this video for help on how to do this, only to find it was uploaded on my 21st Birthday, five years ago lol.
Time to steal some death metal demos!
This is so helpful
Where can I get the cable for it
Thanks for sharing! I'm trying to stay off my phone more so I figured it'd be a good idea to just transfer all my favorite music onto a cassette tape and play it on a portable cassette player.
Does volume of of the phone matter? Does it affect the quality/volume of the track?
does the sound quality change when being played on a cassette player(not portable)
I've been making mix tapes for years ! I love ❤️ Cassettes and its my favorite format.Yeah I said it and I'm proud to be a Cassette Head !!! I grew up in the 80s collecting cassettes and I'm still collecting cassettes today in 2023. So for all of you who love collecting cassettes and making mix tapes , never be afraid to admit your a Cassette Head !!! Cassettes need more love ❤️ peace to all you
My grandad absolutely loves this, Can't wait to record some old school music for him😎
quick question, i recorded a small snippet of music on a cassette but now the songs drums dont cut through as much, do you think my volume should go up? or is it because i used it a couple times?
If you recorded from a stereo headphone jack onto a mono cassette recorder, you may only get one channel on tape, and the drums on your tape may be muted unless you can mix both channels. There are adapters to do this. However, they may sometimes introduce slight distortion, and I'm not sure what damage may occur to the stereo source by prolonged crossing both channels together. I've been making most of my recordings on a vintage stereo Dolby cassette deck.
What can I do If I have fucking Iphone with no AUX HOLE
How is the quality of the music?
Awesome, but what about the sounding? Is it not perfect because of the recorder dynamic? Thank you
I got a 3rd gen Camaro, a dream car of mine since i was a kid man and it has a cassette player. ive always collected cassettes, records, polaroid cameras etc always been obsessed with the 80s since i was a kid but now all the retro/vintage stuff prices have skyrocketed i went from buying stuff for cents to paying $20-$40 and they also gotten hard to find so i decided im just going to record my own cassettes with my favorite 60s/70s/80s tunes. My 3rd gen camaro needs more cassettes haha
Does it work for RUclips as well?
lolz I wasn’t expecting the cars song
Does that recorder record mono or stereo?
This is good, I have an old truck that I has a cassette player and I don’t want to ruin the look with a Bluetooth stereo so I’m gonna record some playlists on the tape
When you play the tape with headphones, do you hear it on BOTH ears or just 1? Mono or stereo?
Would it still work if I have to use a dongle for the device in which the digital music is coming from?
i really appreciate this video. i was about to spend 200 dollars of equipment just to record a mix tape but i didn't realize i could just record off my phone. thank you so much.
how loud does the phone volume has to be?
legend
Love this video. Tech is quick and easy and just as 2022 as it was 2017.
Did anyone else have there earphones on full volume when he rewinded the cassette player) recorder)