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By Ty Ford   03.15.2008      
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
Jun 07, 2010 2:40AMREPLY
Using Tape2Pc last year worked very well BUT since I Tunes d to version 9, it takes forever to a single song to transfer to I Tunes. (A 2min. song takes 6 min. Imagine a 90 min. cassette. Is there a solution?
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Feb 03, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
What about all of us with four track cassette productions AND at varying speeds? I'd need a head that could play the "portastudio" format. I have stuff at 1 7/8ths and the higher 3 3/4ths with Dolby and DBx. None at the 15/16ths. The Tascam 424 had THREE SPEEDS plus about 12% pitch adjustment.
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Dec 22, 2010 2:40AMREPLY
I use a program to separate wave files into tracks called CD wave editor there are other programs. The program has a free trial period and then they ask you pay a small amount. The program lets you see the wave file so you can narrow down where to separate the tracks.
4 Posted by : Anonymous
Jan 02, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
i cant get the tape2pc to work as have no cd software for it.just the usb cable
5 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 28, 2009 2:40AMREPLY
Thanks so much for your tips - I recorded an entire 90-minute cassette last night with no sound because the Tape2PC instructions don't mention changing the audio settings first!! I had no idea how to fix it until I found your column. Now I can record with sound, but I can't figure out how to separate the long file into tracks unless I sit there and push the button at the right moments as it records in real time. Can you help?
6 Posted by :
May 17, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
Have a ion cassette converter when it comes to putting the music in file and burning on a dics i get lost there need help in doing this
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
Jun 07, 2010 2:40AMREPLY
Using Tape2Pc last year worked very well BUT since I Tunes d to version 9, it takes forever to a single song to transfer to I Tunes. (A 2min. song takes 6 min. Imagine a 90 min. cassette. Is there a solution?
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Feb 03, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
What about all of us with four track cassette productions AND at varying speeds? I'd need a head that could play the "portastudio" format. I have stuff at 1 7/8ths and the higher 3 3/4ths with Dolby and DBx. None at the 15/16ths. The Tascam 424 had THREE SPEEDS plus about 12% pitch adjustment.
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Dec 22, 2010 2:40AMREPLY
I use a program to separate wave files into tracks called CD wave editor there are other programs. The program has a free trial period and then they ask you pay a small amount. The program lets you see the wave file so you can narrow down where to separate the tracks.
4 Posted by : Anonymous
Jan 02, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
i cant get the tape2pc to work as have no cd software for it.just the usb cable
5 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 28, 2009 2:40AMREPLY
Thanks so much for your tips - I recorded an entire 90-minute cassette last night with no sound because the Tape2PC instructions don't mention changing the audio settings first!! I had no idea how to fix it until I found your column. Now I can record with sound, but I can't figure out how to separate the long file into tracks unless I sit there and push the button at the right moments as it records in real time. Can you help?
6 Posted by :
May 17, 2011 2:40AMREPLY
Have a ion cassette converter when it comes to putting the music in file and burning on a dics i get lost there need help in doing this
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