The reason I bought a tape deck is so that I won't need complicated digital tricks or use crappy sounding emulation plug-ins to get a digital version of what tape sounds like.
It sounds like what you are doing is simply compressing, and then boosting high end. can't you get the same effect with a multi-band compressor?
I've never heard the term "jitter" in reference to tape decks. I'm willing to bet that term did not come into widespread use in discussions of audio engineering until the advent of digital.
It sounds like what you are doing is simply compressing, and then boosting high end. can't you get the same effect with a multi-band compressor?
I've never heard the term "jitter" in reference to tape decks. I'm willing to bet that term did not come into widespread use in discussions of audio engineering until the advent of digital.