Still Wonder why posting became so challenging for me. Takes a lot of energy it seems ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Your friend on the mountain hut is wise to keep them ๐ think we reflected more in how to arrange the songs. Wich one would suit the best as next. I spent hours with recording
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Yes, mixing and recording were time-consuming. Nowadays, I just put four or five bands in the folder and play them randomly. ๐ถ
Ya, but you dont put selected 20 songs in a special order. Listening to my first old mixed tape I see a big difference now.
And the quality of the old records also much better. More calming somehow. Okay, probably you have a top device and high quality mp3s, thats different I guess.
My last experience with a cassette was when my older son (two years old at the time), in my Peugeot 307Break (which I still have), jammed a wrong-facing cassette into the player...and wholly ruined my car radio, so I took it out... and I haven't had any more cassettes since ๐
Haha ๐ reminds me of cassettes trying to get the wrapped up tape out of the player ๐ but somehow this became rarer with newer generations of players and cassettes I think.
So your son has an early cassette trauma?
Twenty-one years have passed now, but he still remembers how I screamed then... the car was almost new, two years old, with a built-in radio and an Alpine cassette player (they made excellent audio equipment for ordinary people then, but now I think they only make it for the high-end), and I had no sound in the car... for the crazy ๐
Haha what a family drama. Car without music is a No Go. Can remember Alpine it was well known, but too expensive for me at that time