Back in the days before DAWs, the only affordable way to make multi-track recordings would have been to use a 4-track cassette recorder, like this Tascam Porta One Ministudio. Let's perform a little restoration on this example I found on eBay, then see just how capable it can actually be.
All music in this video is original and was made by The Orphic Creative
00:00 Intro
01:09 What is a 4-Track cassette recorder?
01:53 First look
02:47 Diagnosing the problems
05:40 Clean-up and restoration
08:01 First test
08:45 Fixing the flashing power light issue
09:45 Fixing the take-up reel problem
10:31 Deoxidising the pots and faders
11:00 Calibrating the record and playback levels
13:30 Creating a multi-track recording
17:50 The finished track
20:33 End screen
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Video:
Panasonic Lumix GH3 (main camera)
Panasonic Lumix G5 (secondary camera)
1080P HDMI YPBPR Game Capture HD Video Recorder (HDMI capture device)
Samsung Galaxy S9+ (mobile camera)
GoPro Hero 7 Black
DJI Spark (drone)
Neewer Bi-color 660 LED Video Lights
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Rode Stereo Videomic Pro (Hot shoe mount mic)
Rode SmartLav+ (Lavalier Mic)
Roland R-05 (sound recorder)
Music Production:
Main DAW: Ableton Live 10 (Primary DAW)
Logic Pro X (Secondary DAW [Still love you bae] )
Ableton Push 1 (Ableton Controller)
Alesis MidiMix (Mixery controller thingie)
Sennheiser HD650 (Studio headphones)
Sennheiser HD25 light (DJ Headphones)
KRK Rokit RP6 G2 (studio monitors)
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Final Cut Pro X (But don’t do it. Or maybe do. I can’t decide)
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My name is Rob and I go by the working title of The Orphic Creative. I’m a composer, songwriter, music producer, sound engineer and DJ, and occasionally also a human. I love anything to do with music tech and recording; I love making videos; and I love setting myself weird or interesting challenges and experiments with all of the above. And making some dank ch00ns bro 💀🤟
I’m also passionate about proving that you can make great music with whatever you have in front of you right now, without needing to be a slave to the latest technology, software or plugins. Music stuff is expensive, but making music shouldn’t be. In fact, limiting yourself is one of the best ways to encourage your creativity.
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