Looking for a Low Quality sound 😬

[weed_demon]

Hi, everyone I'm hoping you're having a good day!
My concern is, I'm currently recording an album basically, acoustic guitar, some old Casio keyboards and voice, I was recording trough a Behringer u phoria umc202hd and a C-1 condenser mic but it wasn't the sound I was looking for, now im recording directly through my Mac mic and it seems like it's the way but still it sounds too clear for me I'm basically looking for this background hum, or noise, this very low quality sound, here's an example of how I would like to sound
https://teensuicide.bandcamp.com/track/ill-get-the-car-tonight-tape
Do you know any home made method to make my recordings sound like this or should I look for some analog type or recording?
Pd: I know maybe I can get a hum noise with plug ins but that will be my last option
Thanks so much!

 

[PorterhouseMusic]

You might need something like this:

Panasonic Tape Recorder - Classic 80! - Beautiful Condition! - Works Perfect and Sounds Awesome! - | Reverb

This thing sounds awesome! Epic on acoustic guitar and drums with the built in mic, and super nice on synths and line-in instruments with the 1/8 input jack. There's a line out as well for going straight out to your digital setup. It can make an acoustic guitar bite like an electric through an AC...

reverb.com

 

[spantini]

It almost sounds like single coil hum - not as clear. Maybe recording a track of single coil hum, then playing with the HPF & LPF would get close.

 

[jimmys69]

It's like the best oxymoron ever asked in a recording forum!

I must say, that without recording something via something that sounds like that, would involve manipulation. I am intrigued tho as to what you figure out.