Thread: Cassette Tape Loops
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Old 05.30.2006, 06:12 PM   #1
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This doesnt seem too prominent anywhere. I basically got into it because I couldnt find a 4 track for cheap so instead I got 100 answering machine cassette tape loops for like $18 on Ebay and started working....

Its very difficult to splice cassette tape, its so small and fragile. Anyone in here experiment with it? I need some advice or any suggestions on what to do because theres nothing on the internet about it.

I usually try to take my 30 second loop tapes and cut out the blank part of the tape to make them flow better but only did this successfully a couple of times. I also experimented with rubbing different chemicals on the magnetic tape and its worked quite well....
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