9 thoughts on “ What To Do? - What Next? - Tape (Cassette, Album) ”

1. If you don’t have a cassette player, I’ll show you an inexpensive USB player that I use. I have hundreds of cassette tapes that I accumulated from the s until the late s. They are mostly music tapes, although I have quite a few that contain learning materials from some of the courses I .

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2. Keep doing it and keep learning every time you do it. Watch videos, take classes, implement strategies you learn on your next session. Keep fucking going. EDIT: and fucking FINISH WHAT YOU START even when it becomes difficult and uncomfortable. That's when you earn your biggest growth. God DAMN do I wish I could tell myself this advice 3 years ago.

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3. Nov 12,  · Even if the new tape isn't the hottest thing since the Prince album on cassette (which was hot), a little hissing has nothing on analog nostalgia. A Spotify playlist might work for a .

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5. Oct 25,  · So instead of spending thousands on one album’s production and having tons of CDs lying around for the next 2 years waiting to be sold or given .

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6. Feb 25,  · Then there were the cassette tapes. People make fun of that obsolete technology today, but there was a time when it was cutting edge. Or cutting middle, anyway.

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7. Feb 07,  · Cassettes are indeed having a renaissance. According to Nielsen’s figures, album sales on tape shot up by 74% in , from 74, in to .

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8. The Compact Cassette, Compact Audio Cassette, Cassette Tape, Cassette or just plain and simple ‘tape’ was originally developed by the Philips company in Belgium, and was released in You could either buy audio cassettes already containing content like the latest chart album or as a recordable "blank" cassette.

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9. The Compact Cassette or Musicassette (MC), also commonly called the cassette tape, audio cassette, or simply tape or cassette, is an analog magnetic tape recording format for audio recording and tetanecastrighdoggflamamipspirnetftread.xyzinfo was developed by Philips in Hasselt, Belgium, and introduced in September Compact Cassettes come in two forms, either already containing content as a prerecorded cassette Developed by: Philips.

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