I own a Yamaha MT-50, does anyone know how I could erase stuff I recorded on this 4 track? Whenever I record over something, it only adds to what is already recorded, it doesn't erase the previous recording.
please help
Multitrack tape recorder
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Multitrack tape recorder
Hey all... I use a tape recorder for a variety of reasons, mainly to get genuine tape hiss and what not...
I own a Yamaha MT-50, does anyone know how I could erase stuff I recorded on this 4 track? Whenever I record over something, it only adds to what is already recorded, it doesn't erase the previous recording.
please help
I own a Yamaha MT-50, does anyone know how I could erase stuff I recorded on this 4 track? Whenever I record over something, it only adds to what is already recorded, it doesn't erase the previous recording.
please help
Re: Multitrack tape recorder
Might sound odd but turn the tape over?
As far as I know 4-tracks used both sides of the cassette. I think the full width is normally used for side a left, side a right, side b left and side b right. On a 4-track it uses each bit for a track (not sure how it manages stereo tracks, it's been ages since I used one).
As far as I know 4-tracks used both sides of the cassette. I think the full width is normally used for side a left, side a right, side b left and side b right. On a 4-track it uses each bit for a track (not sure how it manages stereo tracks, it's been ages since I used one).
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