New Recording Setup

Recently I bought my first 4 track cassette recorder. And I wanted to see what difference it would make if I recorded my music with the 4 track instead of my Kemper Profiling Amp (amp and cab simulator). I used the same settings on the Kemper as my previously recorded music. And with both recordings I only used the same small amount of EQ. Which version do you like?

[@discouragetheghost8981]

I want a Ditto X4. Sounds nice.

[@Andreas_tropicalwinter]

Both recordings do sound great, but I tend to say the Tape just sounds warmer and more organic...maybe due to a bit of saturation and less highs. I think the sounds could be matched quiet close...but knowing one is analog is enough for me to believe in it´s magic. I think I have to get myself a Tape-Recorder now...

[@AmbientExploration]

I agree that the analog recording sounds warmer. I’m going to keep experimenting with recording on tape. You should get a tape recorder, it’s fun :)

[@patrickr6505]

Raster rules.Slow modulation with the Square wave🤘

[@AmbientExploration]

This is my favorite preset on the raster!

[@patrickr6505]

@@AmbientExploration Usually when I have square wave I have it on a fast rate..Il try this..Random stepped mode would be cool too..

[@tacetjackalmighty]

I love that you have a nu-33 its an absolute beast of a pedal. My chorus of choice!

[@AmbientExploration]

The first sounds were really good, I have to get used to the pedal some more though. I like to create a setup where all pedals have intuitive controls. Hopefuly the nu-33 meets that requirement :)

[@mikeferguson4816]

cool...but, uh, low recording levels. It's analog, crank it to +3

[@AmbientExploration]

Yes you’re right! Still getting the hang of it.

[@mikeferguson4816]

​@@AmbientExploration 😁👍 I grew up in the 80's making tapes. It kinda hurt me to keep digital signal @ -12 🤣 And a friend had that EXACT SAME 4 track that I played with in college. Thanks for bringing those fond memories back.