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Sound quality on an erased tape?
I have a few tapes (that I purchased new originally) which really have some useless things I recorded on them a while back, nothing I will ever need.
I was wondering if I erased them, I have a tape eraser...and reused them for some mixes-would I be losing much in terms of sound quality vs using a new tape? These would be actual "1 pass" tapes at that point. The 3 tapes in question are 1/4": 456 407 and sm468 |
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assuming your eraser works as it should and you do it 'right' - then, practically speaking, nothing to worry about.
![]() Having said that, if I personally would do some recordings that I REALLY REALLY care about, especially when recording two-track 'final' master/mix, I'd use the freshest I have brand new roll. It would just make me feel better ![]() |
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thanks, i agree about using new tape on important things too.
just having trouble finding 407 these days! ![]() |
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