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wfreeze
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Hello all,
A decade or more ago I started home recording many tracks on a tascam 414 Portastudio. I haven't listened to the master tapes in years and am just now getting around to going back and having a listen. My problem is that now when I put the old cassettes in the 4 track machine and try to playback on some of the tapes(not all of them) the playback is super fast even with the pitch knob down low. Maybe I am forgetting some technique that I forgot on making these playback correctly? I thought that maybe the tapes I have that playback too fast were already in a mixed down format and that was the reason for the fast playback but when I tried playing them in a conventional cassette player they played back really slow like they were master tapes. So what am I doing wrong or what is wrong with these particular cassettes? I have tried flipping the tapes to the other side for playback too but it just expectedly results in the reverse playback sound.
Thanks,
Wilson
A decade or more ago I started home recording many tracks on a tascam 414 Portastudio. I haven't listened to the master tapes in years and am just now getting around to going back and having a listen. My problem is that now when I put the old cassettes in the 4 track machine and try to playback on some of the tapes(not all of them) the playback is super fast even with the pitch knob down low. Maybe I am forgetting some technique that I forgot on making these playback correctly? I thought that maybe the tapes I have that playback too fast were already in a mixed down format and that was the reason for the fast playback but when I tried playing them in a conventional cassette player they played back really slow like they were master tapes. So what am I doing wrong or what is wrong with these particular cassettes? I have tried flipping the tapes to the other side for playback too but it just expectedly results in the reverse playback sound.
Thanks,
Wilson