Reminds me of the story of the people on a safari through the rainforest when they were hearing lots of drums and the travelers asked the guide what those drums were and he said, "When the drums stop, then you should worry". They walked further and the drums got louder, and they asked and again he said "When the drums stop, you should worry". Then the drums stopped and everybody freaked out and the guide said "Now for the bass solo".
I have one of those, Tascam ATR8024. Still use it. Very very nice machine. The toms sound really good. Don’t ever get rid of your tape machine, they’re awesome!
hey can you make a video of how to set up analog equipment and record it i always been curious because i was born in the analog and digital era i always wondered how to use analog because i think i'm interested into it
It isn't "better". it's adds components that are pleasing. But the digital signal is much closer to what comes off the mic pres than tape is. Just a fact.
+Ken usually that is what is meant by 'better'. I'm not disputing that digital is more 'accurate', but if someone has the opinion that it has a better sound, then they mean that it is more pleasant.
Great 2 inch audio tape recording!! But what if? We recorded this normal 2 inch tape to a 2 inch quadruplex videotape recorder? That would be an interesting experiment! ;)
Indeed!! I also have a Tascam 4-track cassette recorder at home too, but instead, it's not 24 tracks like yours, mine is 4 tracks only. But I'm currently using it to record special BBC radio broadcasts (e.g. important events, documentaries, etc.) and flipping it to another side as normal, and using it as an archival purpose. But I am gonna plan to do my own 4-track recording, but in my second channel! ;)
What r u talking about? You are mixing Apple's and oranges. I restore 2" quads and they have norhing to do with audio. They had mono audio. They were designed to record broadcast quality video
Well, it would kind-off work, since I did play back a mechanical 32-line TV signal to audio and it does play something, but it mostly plays an alien-like sounds. Except that it isn't on a 2-inch tape, but a cassette tape or a file. But I know your thinking I'm talking nonsense about playing videotape into audio, but it is interesting to try out new things you know. :)
@@omegafilmcorporation the signal recorded on video tape has a 6mhz bandwidth and is recorded using FM never could you hear a video signal. In addition the oxide coating on video tape is not manufactured for audio. Its particles are aligned up and down not linear as the heads in a quad machine use transverse scanning. You may pickup the video tracks as just a random noise, but never coukd you "hear" the video signal
so is the difference between tape and digital the fact that is doesnt sound so....well...digital??? does it have more of a natural sound and not so cleaned up noise wise?
tape is DEAD, digital sounds DEAD, in the hands of a DEAF engineer! Music is emotion, lots off so could "engineers" are only interested in money, fame and technique, you can make a beautiful recording with a stereo casettedeck.
giottodiotto1 : Well said. These days, there are no sound engineers at all. Almost every "sound engineer" learn to do sound from TH-cam, that is crap. As an sound engineer, you need extremely good ears, and not just technology.
@@xcxtxxt3989 I learned how to mix and master since I was 12, am a senior in HS and am not spending money for a college to teach me what I already know lol
Never used an ATR 80. Understand they are nutty sounding decks. Check out the piano recorded on the Tascam MS 16 on my channel. No NR. Piece is called 'Nothing Overture' Analog Tape. only the piano was recorded to tape; SMPTE TC locked to DAW. Sounds incredible....
I KNOW A FAMUS MIXER. AND HE USES TO A RECORDER LIKE THAT. AND HE SAYS. YOU CAN BUY A CAR FOR THE MACHINES PRICE. AND WHY DON'T YOU BUY A DRUM MACHINE. IT'S A LOT SMALER.
Having wrestled for years with tape in the 1980s, including 24 track Studer 2", 30 IPS bla bla bla … I can say it has a sound, especially on drums - sometimes it's still appropriate, though usually not, so please don't go romanticizing it too much … it really was all we had, though yes, it's true that it did force people to be better musicians - but don't kid yourself, it was a bit of a pain, and I'm very, very happy that I no longer have to spend ~30 minutes of unpaid time, aligning everything before I so much as record a note.
Reminds me of the story of the people on a safari through the rainforest when they were hearing lots of drums and the travelers asked the guide what those drums were and he said, "When the drums stop, then you should worry". They walked further and the drums got louder, and they asked and again he said "When the drums stop, you should worry". Then the drums stopped and everybody freaked out and the guide said "Now for the bass solo".
Oh, God! 😂
I have one of those, Tascam ATR8024. Still use it. Very very nice machine. The toms sound really good. Don’t ever get rid of your tape machine, they’re awesome!
You Happy Man!
Damn these drums sound good! Definitely more in the chain adding to the magic beyond just reel to reel.
Drums sound great helps you’ve given ‘em a Mix the ATR 80 24 sounds clear as f**k🎵🔥
Drums and 2" tape. It CANNOT be beat. There is nothing like it.
That squish. Like peanut butter. Best compression ever.
Oh the irony in the top comment.
sorry for terrible playing drums
analog makes the playing better
No bad playing
Better than my drumming
hey can you make a video of how to set up analog equipment and record it i always been curious because i was born in the analog and digital era i always wondered how to use analog because i think i'm interested into it
analog tape is better than digital
It isn't "better". it's adds components that are pleasing. But the digital signal is much closer to what comes off the mic pres than tape is. Just a fact.
+Ken
usually that is what is meant by 'better'. I'm not disputing that digital is more 'accurate', but if someone has the opinion that it has a better sound, then they mean that it is more pleasant.
They both have their pros and cons, but the end result on analoge is generally better than digital for sure.
hot take my dude
I do like analog better than digital :-)
And b.t.w not bad drumming :-)
love the sound of this kit analog all the way :)
Sorry! I can`t make next video. I sell... Tiers down... Need money. (But when I`ll can - I`ll bay this thing again.)
Lord don't tell me you have that nice expensive 2 inch deck going into a Behringer EQ.
That's all you are worried about? Don't you care about the bad drummer he is? Lmao
Great 2 inch audio tape recording!! But what if? We recorded this normal 2 inch tape to a 2 inch quadruplex videotape recorder? That would be an interesting experiment! ;)
Botany Bay Pictures Films Inc. yes! Absolutely interesting!
Indeed!! I also have a Tascam 4-track cassette recorder at home too, but instead, it's not 24 tracks like yours, mine is 4 tracks only. But I'm currently using it to record special BBC radio broadcasts (e.g. important events, documentaries, etc.) and flipping it to another side as normal, and using it as an archival purpose. But I am gonna plan to do my own 4-track recording, but in my second channel! ;)
What r u talking about? You are mixing Apple's and oranges.
I restore 2" quads and they have norhing to do with audio. They had mono audio. They were designed to record broadcast quality video
Well, it would kind-off work, since I did play back a mechanical 32-line TV signal to audio and it does play something, but it mostly plays an alien-like sounds. Except that it isn't on a 2-inch tape, but a cassette tape or a file. But I know your thinking I'm talking nonsense about playing videotape into audio, but it is interesting to try out new things you know. :)
@@omegafilmcorporation the signal recorded on video tape has a 6mhz bandwidth and is recorded using FM never could you hear a video signal. In addition the oxide coating on video tape is not manufactured for audio. Its particles are aligned up and down not linear as the heads in a quad machine use transverse scanning. You may pickup the video tracks as just a random noise, but never coukd you "hear" the video signal
Can I sum my drum mics into a mixer then into a 2 track 1/4” tape machine and still get great results, or does it need to be 2” tape?
I think it can be real if your main analog recording trakt is good with dinamic parametrs too
Is this a Behringer Eurodesk SX3282 around 4:40?
devhook23 Ya man! At that moment I had no other (for better) :(
@@themaxOOs And who would have noticed if you didn't film the Eurodesk?
so is the difference between tape and digital the fact that is doesnt sound so....well...digital??? does it have more of a natural sound and not so cleaned up noise wise?
Ленту 2" ещё производят? Нулёвые головы для этого агрегата пока ещё можно купить?
лента есть делают но дорого, новые головы на ебэе переодически встречались.
Is that a behringer mixer? Hehehe
now its not. ive got a another one
Behringer is crap
Beautiful machine with bheringer stuff and budget mics....
-commandz - I use what I have... (Im not rich man)
So cool
Круто! Где брали девайс? Есть ли смысл в подобных рекордерах в современной студии, когда треки не только слышно, но и видно?
Смысл в аналоге есть всегда.
La calidez qué da una cinta en lo digital no lo vas a encontrar... Esto es una delicia para los oídos
Hello I have the same machine how many tracks are you using for drums and are you using a equalizer? Or compressor
What does it matter if it is 2 inch tape if you are using a 24 track recorder?
Frank James Bonarrigo Im not understend your question. is this a question was?
What is your opinion on that dbx 166xs? I'm considering buying it because it's so cheap lol. does it have that classic dbx compressor snap to it?
Feels rudely working, but working
Ya..ya...mit der blinkin light ya!!
To make it clear you are recording through the tape then sending it to the PC???
+L'Quik Suárez, yes. Record-(+some another preamps)mixer-eq-some two reverb-compressor/limiter - in to PC (no editing)
ok i`ll try
Супер! компьютеры так естественно и вкусно звучать никогда не будут!!!
Сказал человек, прослушавший звуковую дорожку мп3 через цифровой интернет на смартфоне 😂
So what was the purpose of this video?
Звучит хорошо. Скажите, пожалуйста, какие ставили микрофоны и куда?
хорошо только я вспомню.
drive.google.com/open?id=1tbh0zqP2SdkroKQv7ATC4j1NO9xbREiH
What is the speed ? 19cm/s ?
Nice ATR 80.
7.5 ips?
Scott Strang , I Can't remember but I think it was 15
tape is DEAD, digital sounds DEAD, in the hands of a DEAF engineer!
Music is emotion, lots off so could "engineers" are only interested in money, fame and technique, you can make a beautiful recording with a stereo casettedeck.
giottodiotto1 : Well said. These days, there are no sound engineers at all. Almost every "sound engineer" learn to do sound from TH-cam, that is crap. As an sound engineer, you need extremely good ears, and not just technology.
know it all prick
@@xcxtxxt3989 I learned how to mix and master since I was 12, am a senior in HS and am not spending money for a college to teach me what I already know lol
@@xcxtxxt3989 There are no sound engineers at all? Have you met every single one? Idiot.
But it would be DEAD💀
Did you plug the mics straight into the mixer or did you have mic preamps?
4 preamps and other - straight into the mixer
It is actually hitting the tape?
@@themaxOOs
@@frankjamesbonarrigo7162 It was recorded on the reel tape and next it was mixed together
There is a reason why tape sounds so good ... but no one really knows.
Ist das der Studer ??? Wenn ja das ist das beste Tonband rec Maschine der Welt …
Поддерживаю! Но в этом видео не Studer. Здесь TASCAM ATR80-24
Never used an ATR 80. Understand they are nutty sounding decks. Check out the piano recorded on the Tascam MS 16 on my channel. No NR. Piece is called 'Nothing Overture' Analog Tape. only the piano was recorded to tape; SMPTE TC locked to DAW. Sounds incredible....
How do you sync up a tape machine to a DAW? I'm curious.
Скорость маловата
Согласен, но это был вообще первый раз в жизни - запись на 2"
I own two (2) Studer A-800s. There really is NOTHING that comes close to 2" tape.
A lot of hiss
Yes of course. If you have the ears than you hear here many of hiss because it was just test
@@themaxOOs Did you set up the tape machine first? BIAS and alignment can do a lot to minimise the hiss.
охуенно
Why the fuck is this in black and white lol
Because. )))
@@radioelectronics9581 Sounds reasonable lol
I KNOW A FAMUS MIXER. AND HE USES TO A RECORDER LIKE THAT. AND HE SAYS. YOU CAN BUY A CAR FOR THE MACHINES PRICE. AND WHY DON'T YOU BUY A DRUM MACHINE. IT'S A LOT SMALER.
This was about 13 minutes longer than it needed to be.
Then you hate life
@@klvAcosta - That's a bit of a stretch. Calm down, son.
@airbornePATRIOT76 - That literally makes no sense. Think about it, if you're able.
Having wrestled for years with tape in the 1980s, including 24 track Studer 2", 30 IPS bla bla bla … I can say it has a sound, especially on drums - sometimes it's still appropriate, though usually not, so please don't go romanticizing it too much … it really was all we had, though yes, it's true that it did force people to be better musicians - but don't kid yourself, it was a bit of a pain, and I'm very, very happy that I no longer have to spend ~30 minutes of unpaid time, aligning everything before I so much as record a note.
Try just playing a straight beat ...
Matt Nes'heim It was long time ago. Now I play Little bit better, but reel tape player was changed. :( need money. ( now I cry about atr sellig )