Showing posts with label Cassette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cassette. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Mangling Audio w/ Akai S612 Audio Demo
Taking an Akai S612 lofi sampler for a spin, various audio sources. Manipulating sample start/end splice points in real time, very few instruments have this ability. Recorded direct via Roland GO:MIXER Pro-X to iPhone.
Be sure to check my cool Eurorack Modules in my Reverb Store.
Labels:
Akai,
Arturia,
audio,
Behringer,
Cassette,
demo,
Ensoniq,
glitch,
Lofi,
Microfreak,
Pro VS Mini,
S612,
S900,
S950,
sampler,
tape
Tuesday, May 23, 2023
G-Storm Electro releases album Superior Mirage
These works were lovingly curated around mostly candid, found cassette recordings of total strangers. To find these sounds I scoured secondhand tape recordings in thrift stores using a walkman. Then turned to an arsenal of vintage and modern synths, including my own hand-crafted eurorack modules you know and love. The result is expansive, melodic, and dreamy lo-fi. Downtempo indie electro: pure ear-candy bliss for your listening pleasure. Textural layers, loose and free. Stream-of-consciousness, freestyle improvisation with ambient liquid flow. Tape hiss wow and flutter, down-sampling, clicks + pops, and little happy accidents. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Can I Revive Kenwood DX-7030 DAT Machine Recorder?
Today I'm investigating issues with a Kenwood DX-7030 DAT Recorder.
The door opens and closes, but doesn't play the tape.
There's not a lot of mech service video content on this model.
And I have no service manual.
Can I get this thing working?
This is just a summary of about 10 hours of inspection, fiddling, proding, and poking.
Not including watching a load of DAT mech cleaning content.
Big shout out to 12voltvids
There you can see more detailed tips for cleaning DAT mechanisms.
Timestamps
0:00 Intro and Symptoms
0:37 Tape Mech Breakdown
2:25 Take-up Rollers
3:10 Switch cleaning
4:14 Results?
Be sure to check out my cool eurorack synthesizer modules in my Reverb store.
Labels:
Cassette,
cleaning,
DAT,
digital,
Digital Audio Tape,
DX-7030,
electronics,
fix,
how to,
issue,
Kenwood,
player,
Recorder,
repair,
Service,
tape,
troubleshooting
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