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well I feel I've done enough tests in my garage to know the Pioneer 1050 (discrete electronics too) always wins in the "musical" department. Maybe I didn't get it right this time, but if you ever get to properly A/B the two mediums you'll definitely find the tape machine (especially one this old...

every a-hole has an opinion but the only comment I could think of when I was done hearing it was that I'd probably appreciate it if it were edited down into a more 3:00 minute type thing. I don't think the song offers enough to warrant that much time. It would be more interesting if it just made...

checked it out. Sounds reasonable. It sounds like a song that they'd of played in background club scenes of Wayne's World or Wayne's World II. Reminiscent of 80s/90s metal/grunge crossover to my biased ears

So whose track is this?? Does the artist have a profile or a place of location? Who is it? Thanks!

wow, how strange. based on the comments I processed an all digital version of it. I guess when I was drumming into the tape machine initially to make the track I also had the computer capturing the same signal off of the mixer, so here's the drums in entirely digital land. I took off all of the...

hmm here's another mix I found. according to the note t took the first mix up there was done to vintage brown Sony tape of the 1967is to early '70s range. this next mix i scrounged up was done to older (early-mid '60s) Scotch brown colored tape. it does sound different, much less distortion but...

hmm because my gear just isn't there - my 8-tracker is broken down! I'd LOVE LOVE LOVE to make ultra dry recording once in a while, but whenever I do something in digital I hate the sound so much that I soak it in a spring reverb. Yeah, this was mixed to a reel to reel, but everything was...

If this is indeed your first mix you must be pretty thrilled. My first "mix" was on a cassette 4-tracker, and I thought THAT sounded reasonable with all of its dbx wheezing and all. This recording is much cleaner than all of that, so in that sense it's clear. And the song is definitely...

Actually this was cut on a 1974 Pioneer RT-1050 at 15 ips! Only one channel working, right one down! This is a mono mix. 1960s d12 on bass drum, a 1975 Teac 5 mixer as the mixer and a 1978 Ashly SC-50 as the compressor. The tape was 1960/1970s sony Brown 1/4"....I could'v swore it was less...

I listened to the first/original mix. First I tend not to think of music in pass or fail terms. It all passes, no one can possibly be that snobbish lol. This is a trip of a song tho'. My ears definitely wanna hear more saturation bass and reverb to make the whole thing even weirder, but that's...

Here's one a track I called "if you're ever feeling lonely" and it took maybe 1 week and a half to write/record. That's not working on it non-stop though, I couldn't do that. The instruments I laid down were: 1969 Hoshino drums with 5 or 6 '70s Zildjian beauts, a great 1969 Hammond t224, bass...

Guitar as a bass.....wow now I've heard it all! Reminiscent of the sound that was going round in 1994 but needs more pain or something. Actually as it is it sounds like a Gin Blossoms number!

no maybe background music for TV shows. Not hardcore enough for dancing.

It's strange to hear sabbath without that jazzy drum sound but instead a modernistic look with more metal sounding drums!

Sort of a difficult listen. Remind me of listening to the 1978 Arachnoid album.

Just heard the first mix. It sounds good. Although the song is a bit repetitive the mix is very thick....I like a lot of low end like that while still being bright but not painfully bright. It's a good sound man!

I kind of take the position that this is the mix you had.....at least the revised one. I have zero suggestions to make on the mix. No buzzing, no noises, good songwriting. There's a sparseness there that you don't usually find in a mix. It's uncluttered, and the song reminds me a bit of the...

hey man thanks. words of encouragement always help a fellow! no there is no more, well it actually just repeats the intro with no lyrics just backing vocal lol. I hate to say this, but I just remixed it yet again and this is now the version I'm just going to be done with. I know it goes against...

yeah but who is the cat? You're not talking about an animal, you mean a person right? edit - yeah dude, life is TOO SHORT. Making amends is so important, something I just happened to be going through in a way. I seemed to hear your song at just the right time. But life can be sad sometimes...

Brings me quite back to the 1994 era actually. That's what I like about it.