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Thanks a lot Sjjohnson and everyone else who tried hard to explain this stuff to me! Much appreciated and I'll be hanging around this forum more often :)

Ok, sorry if I look dumb right now, but I just don't get what you're saying. I need (2) of those 1/4" cords, okay. But where on my boombox and where on my Tascam do I hook them up? Thanks for taking the time out to explain, I really appreciate it!

Right, but the only problem is...my computer just won't work for me at all as far as recording goes. That's why I'm trying to do this with my Tascam...is that at all possible?

Ok, I've got some cassettes that I desperately need in digital form right now. I have one of those old boomboxes that has a built-in mic and a headphone jack (this is what I used to record with!). I've also got a computer and Audacity, but my computer's microphone doesn't work anymore (lame...

Okay, I'm a pretty much a beginner at analog talk, but I'm trying very hard to learn so please bear with me. I just picked up an old Tascam PortaOne 4-track and I'm trying to figure out...is there any way that I can hook up a microphone to this thing? All of my mics have XLR inputs (because...

thanks for the answers. GuitarPlayr82, at least this helps me start somewhere. Much appreciated!

I'm just wondering how everybody else organizes their music files. I used to be good at this SIMPLE task, but things just got outta hand as time went on! Anyway, how do you organize your mp3's, wav's, 16 bit, 24 bit, current releases & older releases? I know this is a lot to ask, but please...

Not exactly my style of music, but I must admit that my feet were tapping to some of those clips. Excellent quality from that Tascam & really good work! I'm still using my little DP-02...

Thanks so much for this. This is very close to the info I was asking for :) and thanks to everyone else for answering. If you have more info that will help, please post.

I like that the "Born rich" option has 2 votes :laughings:

I'm trying to find a website where I can learn about how people recorded music in the 1930s and 1940s. Also, is there a site where I can learn about the basics and terminology of analog recording? The lingo?