Tape Copying Help!!!!!!

[KnightHawke]

Okay, I know for quite some time there's been a few on this board wanting copies of my Splash demos...problem is, I don't have a CD burner (yet). Oh yeah...and the other problem- my demos are on a tape! In light of an unfortunate recent bout of multiple tape decks devouring my helpless cassettes like so many jelly-filled donuts, I'm rather 'afeared of putting my Splash stuff in a tape deck, since it's one of, if not the only, copy in existance! Anyone know how to transfer tapes to CD-R? *hopes it's cheap*

[Cotton Candy Lover]

1) Who's Splash?
2) Who's Splash?
3) If your player's eating tapes and you only have one copy, don't put it in there. You can usually buy a new cassette deck for around/under $100.
4) Who's Splash and might I like to hear a copy?

If you'd like, Hawke, you could send me the cd and I'll burn you some copies. Then, I'll send the whole mess back to you. Be sure, btw, to send me the blank cdr. Lemme know.

[kandikaos]

Hawkie,I think your tape deck is inhabited by the channeled spirit of Fred Durst who although very much alive exists to haunt you. Call a priest.


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[Gav Ruadh Hallion]

It's really pretty easy. Just need a tape deck that behaves itself and has a Line-Out that you can then insert into the soundcard of your computer. Then just record it with any one of the popular sound recorders.

However, as Lycan knows, this is a sore subject for me as I lent my really nice tape deck to a bud of mine months ago and haven't seen since....