I was chatting to my son about the British really popular Police drama Line of Duty. I was interested as he's a Police Officer here. I expected him to moan about Police process mistakes, or the things they do, but no - his complaint was the interview recorders which are the latest type - solid state and  when you hit the button they make the long loud tone, before they start recording.

Hi.

I have some questions about digitizing audio cassette tapes. I have done it many times, but this is more about optimizing the quality.

Here’s what I am thinking:

Hey all, I've been doing some research in the hifi realm looking to see what's available and price points.

I have about 250 vinyl albums between my dad and I, and at least 3 irreplaceable cassette demos from my old days, and tons of other commercial cassettes.

are there like tape pressing places that would take my cassette or do i need some kind of mastering deck.

Hi all, my first post!

:smile: Hello,

I have a couple of choral music cassettes which were semi-professionally recorded by our church long ago.

I would like to have them digitized and any necessary EQ / noise reduction performed, so that I can burn a few CD-Rs for church members.

Not sure if this is under the Pro Audio Gear thread, so please feel free to move if necessary.

Does anyone know if there is a 'pro' microcassette player out there? Maybe not pro, but I'm wondering if there is one that has a better output than a 2.5mm.

Thanks
:)

Im no stranger to recording, Ive been recording on my computer for years. Im interested in diving into the realm of analog. Whats a good brand to look for on ebay or something?

whats up guys I'm new here and just though Id ask you knowledgeable folk for some information and help digitizing cassettes. I am using a Tascam 122 MKIII cassette deck and a RME HDSP 9632 ADC to convert. the cassettes are not your average off the shelf type they're mainly demos and in house record label references etc.