Posts Tagged ‘akai’

www.twitter.com www.facebook.com www.booniemayfield.com Boonie must prepare a live set for an upcoming producer battle and showcase. In the meantime, he takes another long-distance trip, this time to Olney Springs, to pick up a vintage piece he found on craigslist. Fellow producer and friend, Courtland Urbano (formerly known as Xperiment), who also will be performing at the battle, visits the studio. FILMING: Giane Morris CO-PRODUCERS & EDITING: Giane Morris and Solomon Vaughn APPEARANCES: Courtland Urbano, Jordan Craft, Jemond G, JME, Michael David Jones, DJ Low Key, Donte

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Any reel-to-reel that lets you set up a feedback loop, and then use the tape as a monitor source can be used as a stand-alone tape delay. I use an Akai GX4000. The only drawback is that your delay time is fixed to whatever speed your motor can run at.

The effect of a dbx 224 tape noise reduction unit is demonstrated on an Akai 1730-SS reel to reel machine. An 808 drum beat from an MPC 2000XL provides the source material. While the overall effect is subtle, the hiss reduction is drastic (use headphones or a good set of speakers for full effect). You can also learn how to spool 1/4″ tape onto the reels of a tape machine by watching, or just jam some funky beats.

If you like, take a look in the album and have fun; www.mijnalbum.nl A beautiful audio-HiFi-stereo made by AKAI, in very good condition. Compo.; AP-M719 / AT-M739 / EA-M719 / AM-M939 / CD-M939 / GX-M959W / AE-712 [AKAI HiFi Topline midi series; Clarity GX Compo 730/930 Topline upper series; Reference Master] [Vintage; GX-635D reel to reel] Thank you for your interest! Greetz, ClarityGX

Just testing out a 4-track reel-to-reel that I bought today for .60. Featuring a local 1984 recording by The Mynx. I believe the machine was first made around 1973-74. For what it is and the condition it is in, it was a steal!

The AKAI GX-4000D Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorder

This is the second part to tghe video, I tried to make it under 10 minutes but I allways over-explain everything. In this part I do some recording demonstrations.

This is the second part to tghe video, I tried to make it under 10 minutes but I allways over-explain everything. In this part I do some recording demonstrations.

In Wide-Screen HD (where available) Mum got this for me from eBay for Christmas, I’ve seen a couple of these on YouTube, but no-one really has done a good presentation of one, so here’s mine. ere i explain the parts, the Sound on Sound and the 3 Head System. I sound a bit strange, I was tired and was reading from the “Script” I wrote for this video. I don’t think I sound like me when i do it this way, so next time I’ll just go back to doing the videos the way I normally do them.