8 thoughts on “ Gee - No Sound - Geetar (Cassette) ”

1. Having created the first ever multi-track cassette recording device, Tascam made it easy for all levels of recording artists to access audio recording gear. Portastudio was a compact four track cassette recording model that allowed the musician to have a copy of their work they could play on any standard cassette player right after recording.

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3. "I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is a song by the English rock band The Rolling Stones, released in It was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and produced by Andrew Loog nophodibemarripencisinsathena.coinfods' guitar riff—‌intended to be replaced by horns—‌opens and drives the song.

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5. A growing trend toward cassette releases and an ongoing need to quickly archive old LPs and mixtapes has given rise to the Tascam mkVII dual cassette deck. This modern, professional 3U rackmount cassette player/recorder is perfect for transfer facilities, houses of .

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7. The most likely cause (assuming your deck doesn't have some fancy sound-with-sound or sound-on-sound modes that may be engaged) is a faulty erase head or its driving signal. The erase head precedes the record head and probably uses the same high frequency signal as that for record bias to totally wipe the previous recording.

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8. It’s a great time to have GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) and get creative with your bass or guitar tone. But the fun doesn’t have to end at just guitars. As a synth enthusiast, I’ve adopted a modular approach to effects pedals. I get cheap analog synths—like the Volca Bass—and mangle the hell out of my sound with a chain of pedals.

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