What can happen when you clean up...

[MIKE BURN]

Oh well, last weekend I was going through a pile of old tapes and found two songs I already forgot myself! HAHA

So I cannot present two "new" songs, but rather two forgotten songs

One is some sort of vocalized soft-pop called "Run To You".

The other one is a eLeCtRoNiC soundscape called "Starchaser".

Both were recorded some 11 years ago on a 8-Track Tascam open reel and mixed with an old Fostex mixer, long before I discovered MP3.com HAHA. So the quality is a bit harsh and the singing more like a squeeking pig... HAHA

Nonetheless I thought somebody may have the same fun listening like I did when I found the forgotten tapes.



BTW... I found myself confirmed in the thinking again, that while the digital age is nice and all, nothing is better than to have a good old analog tape, blowing it free from the dust and just play it "voilà". To restore digital sessions and looking for backups can be a pain instead.
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[Sir Reel]

So, your tape had not melted, eh?

I had to bake my Ampex 456.

[Steve Iannetti]

I have 2 suitcases full of 4-track reel-to reel tapes from the late 70's early 80's.

Sadly, my 4-track Dokorder will only playback 3 tracks.
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[MIKE BURN]

Thank you guys for reviving the thread! HAHAHA

Well, there's nothing better than the good analog recordings.

No complications, huge saturation and fat sound:

(Tascam TSR - 8 powered by Ampex 456)

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