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The reason you wouldn't do it with a normal cassette is that there's a side A and a side B. You could reorder one side with enough time and skill, but the other
by s1mon 4y ago
The reason you wouldn't do it with a normal cassette is that there's a side A and a side B. You could reorder one side with enough time and skill, but the other side would now be screwed up. Maybe you could develop a taste for songs that are all about the same length and/or put a lot of buffer between songs, and then this would kinda sorta work.
The other reason is that cassettes sound like shit, even if you have metal tape and a Nakamichi Dragon.
- aidenn0 4y agoA friend of mine had a deck that could record 4 tracks on a standard cassette instead of using them as two sides. That's getting pretty niche though.