| Title |
Tape Recorder - Studer A80 - Fast Forwarding And Short Playing - 15 Ips Speed - Mono - Contact Mic - Body Of The Machine |
| Board | Tape Recorder SFX Library |
| Format | MP3 |
| Length | 17 seconds |
| Plays | 4 plays |
| Auto Transcribed | No |
| Uploaded By | Bardman |
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Description: These sounds capture the essence of a tape recorder - the Studer A80 - in all its glory. From the satisfying click of the power switch turning on to the gentle hum of the machine coming to life, every sound tells a story. You can almost feel the anticipation building as the tape recorder is switched on and the machine springs to action with a mechanical whir.
The room tone captured from 2 to 5 meters away from the deck provides a unique perspective on the recording process. The sound of rewinding tape in a whole reel, at full fast speed, creates a sense of urgency and motion. It's as if you can hear the tape winding and unwinding in a complex dance of sound and rhythm.
Switching from 7 ips to 15 ips playing speed on the Studer A80 results in a shift in the audio landscape, as the sound quality transforms from mono to stereo. The contact mic picks up every detail, capturing the essence of the body of the machine in exquisite detail.
The micro cassette recorder Sony M 450 adds a new dimension to the sound library with its fast forwarding capabilities. The tape recorder can be heard speeding through the recording, creating a sense of momentum and movement that is both exhilarating and captivating.
The sound of typical editing on the Studer A80 is a symphony of clicks and whirs as the editing button and direction button are manipulated. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly immersive.
Fast forwarding, stopping, and fast rewinding in full evoke a sense of anticipation and excitement, as the tape recorder moves through its motions with precision and grace. The contact mic captures every nuance of the body of the machine, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both mesmerizing and compelling.
The automation mode on the Studer A80 allows for precise positioning on the tape, with the locking button ensuring that every detail is captured with accuracy and precision. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly captivating.
The full tape running out and the sound of fast forwarding and short playing at 15 ips speed create a sense of urgency and motion, as the tape recorder moves through its motions with precision and grace. The contact mic captures every nuance of the body of the machine, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both mesmerizing and compelling.
The unique sound of the ATR front door opening and closing provides a glimpse into the inner workings of the tape recorder, with access to the electronics creating a sense of mystery and intrigue. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly immersive.
You can play and download these sounds from here, immersing yourself in the world of the tape recorder and experiencing the beauty and complexity of its soundscape in all its glory.
The room tone captured from 2 to 5 meters away from the deck provides a unique perspective on the recording process. The sound of rewinding tape in a whole reel, at full fast speed, creates a sense of urgency and motion. It's as if you can hear the tape winding and unwinding in a complex dance of sound and rhythm.
Switching from 7 ips to 15 ips playing speed on the Studer A80 results in a shift in the audio landscape, as the sound quality transforms from mono to stereo. The contact mic picks up every detail, capturing the essence of the body of the machine in exquisite detail.
The micro cassette recorder Sony M 450 adds a new dimension to the sound library with its fast forwarding capabilities. The tape recorder can be heard speeding through the recording, creating a sense of momentum and movement that is both exhilarating and captivating.
The sound of typical editing on the Studer A80 is a symphony of clicks and whirs as the editing button and direction button are manipulated. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly immersive.
Fast forwarding, stopping, and fast rewinding in full evoke a sense of anticipation and excitement, as the tape recorder moves through its motions with precision and grace. The contact mic captures every nuance of the body of the machine, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both mesmerizing and compelling.
The automation mode on the Studer A80 allows for precise positioning on the tape, with the locking button ensuring that every detail is captured with accuracy and precision. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly captivating.
The full tape running out and the sound of fast forwarding and short playing at 15 ips speed create a sense of urgency and motion, as the tape recorder moves through its motions with precision and grace. The contact mic captures every nuance of the body of the machine, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both mesmerizing and compelling.
The unique sound of the ATR front door opening and closing provides a glimpse into the inner workings of the tape recorder, with access to the electronics creating a sense of mystery and intrigue. The audio shifts seamlessly between channels, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is truly immersive.
You can play and download these sounds from here, immersing yourself in the world of the tape recorder and experiencing the beauty and complexity of its soundscape in all its glory.