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hungovermorning
Dr. Caveman.
My suggestion: buy a nice old pioneer or Teac cassette deck for $10 or $15 and just RCA in, preferably something with Dolby noise reduction. You should have RCA outs for mixing.
Oh, and happy birthday: http://www.tascam.com/software_downloads/MFP01En.pdf
cheers,
scott
Oh, and happy birthday: http://www.tascam.com/software_downloads/MFP01En.pdf
cheers,
scott
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maiden
New member
WHAT!!!! how did you no it was my birthday?????????? and could you maby explain that a little more thank you
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maiden
New member
oh and that link doesnt work
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hungovermorning
Dr. Caveman.
This one does: http://www.tascamcontractor.com//ftp_resources/files/manual/MF-P01_manual.pdf
Your four track records at double the speed of a normal cassette deck. In order to get it onto something you can listen to either you have to 1. transfer it to a normal cassette deck, 2. transfer it to a computer or 3. transfer it to a stand alone CD player.
There are two holes on the back of your four track called "line out." Plug in an RCA cable to these and plug them into the "line in" on any of these devices. You might want to go check your local pawn shop for a cheap cassette deck. That's one of the few things that is still cheap there because nobody wants them! A good buying guide for a beginner is that if it has a silver face plate and VU meters that are needles, it should be pretty alright. Hope this helps.
cheers,
scott
Your four track records at double the speed of a normal cassette deck. In order to get it onto something you can listen to either you have to 1. transfer it to a normal cassette deck, 2. transfer it to a computer or 3. transfer it to a stand alone CD player.
There are two holes on the back of your four track called "line out." Plug in an RCA cable to these and plug them into the "line in" on any of these devices. You might want to go check your local pawn shop for a cheap cassette deck. That's one of the few things that is still cheap there because nobody wants them! A good buying guide for a beginner is that if it has a silver face plate and VU meters that are needles, it should be pretty alright. Hope this helps.
cheers,
scott
superbeatballer
New member
Birthdays are listed at the bottom of the forums page.maiden said:
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Just a slight correction: The MF-P01 records at standard cassette speed (1 7/8" / sec).
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maiden
New member
thank you guys but one more really dumb newbie question are you ready..........................whats an RCA cable and where can i get it thank you
Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/RCA+connectormaiden said:
you can get anywhere where cables are sold
/respects
Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
There are no such things as "dumb questions". There are such things as "dumb answers"maiden said:
/respects
A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
