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This video had me fooled for several years I assumed the cassettes were already loaded with blank tape then sent off for professionally recording from the original master tapes
This now explains why both sides tend to be uneven lengths
What is the soundtrack to this video? Shazam gave me different options - all of them wrong!
ОтветитьCassette tapes last a very long time. I have some from the 70 to modern day music on tape. And no they don't break easily, nor do the tapes snap, if you don't maintain your deck then it will eat the tape. Want the best quality out of a cassette tape? Make sure the cassette players you buy are Stereo players and not MONO.
ОтветитьFor a “how-it’s-made” video to be good, it must have visual representation for how the product was made, and it must either have a narrator to explain the process of making it, or at least have the process written in the description of the video. This doesn’t have either of those. It does not explain the process of what’s going on, for whatever reason. It shows you how the cassette tapes are made, but it doesn’t give you a detailed description of how they’re made. And for that reason, this video is getting a dislike.
ОтветитьThis is fantastic, I've always found the technology fascinating and seeing how they're put together is brilliant
Also that music really fits the video
🎵 The music is "Sirens on the Beach" by A Simpler Time 🎵
ОтветитьЖалко что на кассеты и бобины время прошло, очень нравилось слушать музыку на магнитном носителе.
ОтветитьAn explanation as to what we are looking at would be nice.
ОтветитьVery good
ОтветитьFor anyone looking for the song you can Shazam it or it’s called a simpler time album sirens on the beach
ОтветитьI,know how to, repair Music cassette, tapes in my Apt,
At the table.
Fun fact: the Dutch have invented the cassette by Phillips
Ответитьthis music is great
ОтветитьWow always wanted to know how they make cassette tape cool thanks for this video now I know how I still use tape on 2021 using my revox 215 cassette deck it sound nice with a high end tape play
ОтветитьNo queda claro como se hacen
Ответитьluckily I have experienced listening to songs from the era of cassette tapes, CDs and digital
ОтветитьThe blue machines at the start are the Electro-Sound recorders. The large disc of tape are referred to as "pancakes". The machines making the individual cassettes were called CD9000 loaders. I learned all those terms, the hard way.....
ОтветитьHats off to the people who design those machines!
Ответитьnostalgia
ОтветитьAfter watching this video, I don't really have a good idea of how cassette tapes are actually being made. All I'm seeing is generic footage from a production line. No real info is given.
Ответитьفي اي دولة هذا الفيديو
ОтветитьI record compact cassette tapes louder than CD's and people are loving it
Ответитьpersonally think cassette tapes sound better than vinyl.
ОтветитьThis was my first job in the 70s. Labeled, packed them by hand.
ОтветитьI found it I finally found how these things are made
ОтветитьVery nice like
Ответитьradio 📻 cassettes mix tape
Ответить🧍🏼♀️🧍🏼♂️2 lifecycles generation
ОтветитьMusic tapes are piece of junk
ОтветитьTapes are a piece of junk
ОтветитьVery cool. I still have hundreds!!
ОтветитьYe sab kaam ab band ho gaye hai kitne log berojgar ho gaye hai
ОтветитьNice cassette
ОтветитьWhat's the fun of listening digital when you can go through tape.
ОтветитьListening to a cassette right now in my1990 Pioneer Elite system. Listening to a Dokken cassette I just received from eBay and playing it on my CT-93. Sounds great with the warmth and bass of a cassette. Have thousands of cassettes and only a few have had issues through the decades. Likely the problem lies with how they were stored after someone had moved on to CDs. If you want to have some fun find a good 3 head deck from Pioneer, Nakamichi or Sony from the mid 1980 through 1990 and if you have mechanical skills learn how to change the belts/idler. You will find enjoyment in fixing up a nice deck and playing that first cassette. You will be shocked at how a good recorded cassette will sound on a quality machine.
ОтветитьJesus, that tech is old. Must be getting expensive to maintain these days.
ОтветитьNo gloves ?
Yuck
Glad I’m not buying these. 😅
That was very interesting ,I thank you for that ,like watching cds & vinyl being made it’s so good to watch ..I’ve been playing tapes for a long time ,but keep your playing heads clean . Head cleaning kits are available .
ОтветитьI am looking for a car radio with tape. Who knows where to buy new ones? In 2024?
ОтветитьI wonder how many million miles of tape have been produced.
ОтветитьImagine telling your grandkids how you had a hand in making tapes and those hands seen are your hands. They say it must have gotten old like you, real quick though. Especially when the music was crappy but you still had to make them. Then, you reflect on their words and realise you wasted your life.
ОтветитьIt's not oddly hypnotic.
ОтветитьAs a 15 year old who loves Teddy Ruxpin, it’s interesting to see how tapes are made. I have a fair amount of tapes for my Teddy. Manufacturing Teddy must’ve been difficult since you have to include a tape with every one!
ОтветитьWhen grid goes down when hackers crash the internet from
Russia our cassettes will live on I refuse to toss analog anything
The longer the play time the more prone to tangles like the tapes inside those plastic heatproof cases that have 120mins + playtime😂
ОтветитьI sell pre-recorded music cassette tapes on my website. Audio tape shipped is way up
Ответить1000 odio keset chahiye milega apke pas
ОтветитьThis is so cool. I started to listening to and buying cassettes again. I love the nostalgia and to have my music physically.
ОтветитьIpal ni oveer
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