Analogue isn’t dead yet…
Posted by Steve Hull on Friday 17 April 2009 at 3:01pm
Tags:
analogue collections |
music |
sound recordings |
The Tape Project is releaseing a series of recordings on 1/4 inch, reel-to-reel, 15 ips, half track, analogue tape.
Their intention is to recreate as closely as possible a "master tape" listening experience without the bother of having to buy a record label. Recording are made from the original master tapes by what they call a 1 1/2 generation copying process. As one might expect, the results have received ecstatic praise. As one might also expect, the tapes cost more than the average MP3 from iTunes. And if you don't have a machine to play your tape on, you can buy that as well...
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