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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2023
- Today I attempt to making a beat using "the poor man's reel to reel" also commonly known as a VHS player. Unbeknownst to many, these bad boys can actually be used to record audio, so let's see how it turns out. I hope you all enjoy :)
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I use to eat VHS tapes lol
Now I'm eating you
I still do.
I had an RCA vcr that did the same thing
greatest flex on earth
Had a samaung that did this.
This is how we did band demos back in 2002 ish, drums always sounded great!
man, ur vids have grew way higher quality then from a year ago when i first found u. keep it up bro
Yo thank you man, just trying to stay consistent and get better with everyone video 💯 I appreciate you supporting brother 🖤
How can a VHS be so entertaining wtf xD Great video brother! Keep going
Thank you man, I appreciate the kind words! Much love ❤️❤️
Really fun video. I especially enjoyed your editing revealing the process of shopping and recording. One thing I remember about working with VCRs, is that not only is there a dofference between player/recorders (some have hifi components for audio, and some companies skimped in that area), but the TAPE you use to record on can make a huge difference: the make/brand, number of times it was played, whether it's been recorded on before, and recording speed you choose (SLP is going to be way better). All of that said, glad I found your channel!
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That old school paneling fits the vhs vibe
We would run like four drum mics through a four track mixer onto tape and then you can get a less tin..eee…. Then you can play it back and dub your guitar or vox etc over onto vhs. Man this reminds me of the good old days back when local emo bands ran the scene and all we did was play house shows and love life! Back when the dollar menu was actually a fucking dollar. Fuck I’m old now.
Damn that sounds awesome, I was only a year old back in 2002 lol
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The bass sounded fye
Fr actually sounds real nice on bass and low end stuff
I laughed at the audio getting worse as you belted more unhinged yelling into that mic.
If you install a VCR under your dash board, you can rock these on the road too.
forget vinyl records I'm dropping my next album on VHS tape
Facts, VHS is the new wave 😎
LMAO
You should have told in the video that to get good quality audio (even better than a reel to reel), it has to be a hifi audio vhs player. Normal VHS has terrible sound quality. Also, if the highs r distorted, there must be a problem with the equipment or u recorded too loud and exceeded the 0 dB limit. I had a hifi VHS and it recorded perfect sound, no distortion whatsoever, unless u set the input signal level too high.
I think if you eq'd out the high end and added bass it would sound really cool. It'll still have that real tape sound but with modern mixing.
Have you tried that recording in old Tv's? I wonder how it would sound over crappy sources haha
I actually saw a video the other day about this cool video technique where you run a camcorder into an old tv and basically record itself, and it looks crazy as hell. I wanna try to get more into weird experimental stuff like that
That's quite strange...VHS Hi-Fi audio is, normally, pretty much indistinguishable from source. I've NEVER known it to change the EQ in that kind of way. Something seems wrong with your VHS recorder. Bad capacitors are a possibility. Something definitely ain't right!
For context, I've been working professionally with (amongst other things!) HiFi VHS machines since 1989. Only once had an issue with the hifi circuitry in a VHS deck...bad caps...but the audio was just low, not bright and toppy. Good quality machines won't do that, when working correctly.
PS. If recording from an external source, you really need a VHS deck with audio level meters (and manual audio level controls). Cheap/later models did away with such "luxuries".
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what a journey, nice work mane... beat is smoov too btw
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Could you cut out the section where you review it in this video?
She hasn't seen any new customers since last Wednesday.
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I’m putting her out of business, it’s a dog eat dog world 😈
I actually can't tell if your serious
Hey .....can you please answer, is it safe to use free drum kits and free plugins while making beats in llms and release it on TH-cam and Spotify? Is my music safe ?
No one knows, no one cares, and yes you're allowed to use it
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Normal VHS players does not record good quality audio.
thank you so much.
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You gotta use a VCR that doesn’t have hi-fi my dude.
how you feel about the mac album? my man said ima drop a beat tape like feezo
Dude so good, I’ve been bumping it on repeat since it came out
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Too quick with it
Can you tell us how you set it up?
The added high end is very weird. You didnt use hifi vhs?
I prefer to believe he wasn't stupid enough to use normal VHS audio instead of a hifi VHS unit. Normal linear audio in VHS is simply terrible! Lot of noise and por frequency response, lol.
Im surprised that was too hi fi. My 50’s reel to reel on scotch 111 tape adds highs to but yeah, you gotta run instruments thru separately so you can mix later and it is time consuming BUT i love the way it sounds. It tames the transients and makes everything mix easier.
Your beat is sweet. Sounded good as is
Damage blue ray disc movies doesn't play at all like vhs tapes does everything proven people like myself are fixing broken vhs tapes with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's
Try using a SVHS machine instead, it will sound better
It's not a matter of being SVHS, if it's hifi VHS, the sound will be the same. But the distortion in the highs he describes is not normal. Hifi VHS records sound almost perfectly. I had one and the sound was CD like. I believe he set the input level too high or there was a problem with this unit.
@@ManoelNunesOSan I know they do sound great, I use to record hours of music on them. I actually have the Alesis Adat recorders in my studio now which record 20 but sound on SVHS tapes
I Wana rap on this
Everything is proven people keep there mode switch clean out like they should people will never have VCR players eating tapes at all everything proven online how clean out a mode switch in a VCR player
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Almost first 😎
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Whatever VCR you’re using is no good, get a better one. VHS should at least sound exactly the same or better.