| thanks for the reply thrill...
I've never done anything with tape before... There is nowhere around me that has a tape machine in use... I'd have to book time at a studio in Dalllas or Austin, which is 350-450 miles from me... No one else has a tape machine that sees constant use...
I'm not looking for anything magical sonically.. It just seems to me, the only thing i have to conquer. It's not really for ay clients either, I am wanting to buy the machine for my band, and a few other bands I do that have the music skills to make recording to tape smoothly.
I love my mixes, there is no kink in the chain. Most people that hear my mixes ask me what kind of tape machine I use. Obviously I don't, and i don't think my mixes sound like they were recorded to tape at all. Most people are just used to hearing really bad ad/da conversion
So I am not trying to fix a problem, or seek any magic... It just seems my logical next step |