This is sound that came from handling compact cassette and it's case. Recorded in home studio at 2019. I don't remember, what was the equipment, it may be zoom h1 or olympus ls 10.
A short sample of a bass loop created on my korg kaosillator, recorded to cassette tape and transferred to my computer with some processing to go along with it. A fair amount of hiss, lo-fi in nature.
I was tried to make a tape loop, and this is what i got. For those who haven't tried, it's very difficult to make a tape loop. This one broke after two loops, so i'm lucky i recorded it!.
This is the sound coming out of the speaker of an old portable cassette recorder / player, when i push play with no cassette inside. Made in japan by ge, model no. 3-5313a.
This is a whole string of sounds involving a handheld cassette player, including removing the cassette from the case, rewinding, fast-forwarding, stopping, and playing. The music played is my own that i've recorded so it is included in the creative commons license. This is meant to be a wide range of sounds that you can edit and pull out just what you need.
Series of sounds in one file, starting from opening a cassette and placing it in the player, playing a bit of a song (it's my song so there's no copyright to worry about), fast forwarding, and playing again. The file ends with removing the cassette from the player and placing it back in the case.
3 little boys fooling around with their "first sony", a cheap cassette taperecorder. Recorded in 1991 on christmas morning. I had to denoise it,because quality of recording was very poor, little reverb.
This is a recording of commodore 64-cassette. Recorded via cassette walkman, from phones output to laptop line input. Please be careful with the volume! sound might get very loud!.
The hum of vehicles crossing a grated steel bridge deck. The bridge is the johnson st. Bridge in victoria, bc, canada, which is currently being prepped to be replaced.
Rewind radio show on cassette-tape. Record with a technics m04 stereo cassette deck, rewind a cassette tape tdk a-60. Sound device realtek on-board (motherboard m5a 78l-m).
I opened a box, went through the cassette tapes, took one out, took the tape out of the plastic box, inserted it in the cassette player, pressed play, then pressed stop. Mono recording.
This is an aif (garage band) file of just good ol' tape hiss recorded from a jvc tape machine (cassette). It's just tape hiss. You can change the freq to help blend it in your recordings. I have the volume on this at a higher level. When i blend this with my digital recordings i turn it down just enough to hear it without it being too analog sounding. Hope you can use it. It's great for soft passes and solo instruments, much like white noise of a studio perhaps.
