Analog recording system; Yamaha 4 track recorder; Teac cd burner; 51 tapes

Recorders:

Yamaha MT4X Multitrack Cassette Recorder with rugged perfectly fit Fender carry case. I used this extensively with no problems in home recording studio.  I include a partial user manual with primary areas of instruction. I can send the entire manual in an email.

Teac RW 890 MKII Compact disc recorder. I purchased brand new a few years ago and literally used it twice. Entire original user manual is included along with a highlighted printout of excerpts. Original remote is included and it works.

 Cassette Tape inventory:

Maxell XLII Hi Bias 90 x 15; Maxell XLII Hi Bias 100 x 1

Memorex Hi Bias II 90 x 3; Memorex Hi Bias II 100 x 5; Memorex CD2 Hi Bias 90 x 2

TDK SA90 Hi Bias CD 90 x 16; TDK D90 Hi Output Type I 90 x 1

Fuji DRII Hi Bias 100 x 4; Fuji DRII Hi Bias 90 x 5

Total number of type II Hi Bias=51; Total type I =1

 Workflow:

I recorded through an analog mixer into the 4-track tape deck. I recorded with dbx noise reduction enabled, boosting the highs considerably, then de-activated the dbx for all playback/record out functions. I did all mixing and mastering using the eqs on the MT4X. When done mixing and mastering (by running the outs from the MT4X through my home entertainment/stereo system to comp) I copied onto CD using the Teac CD recorder, then digitized the music using simple Windows media player menus to convert to MP3.

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