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How to separate 1 waveform composed of two tracks
In article writes:
My bad, my original post should have been clearer...
I have a regular audio cassette, the kind that goes into your car's
regular cassette deck. Its an audio book that was purchased a few years
ago
Oh, well that clears it up a little. Stereo cassettes don't have the
tracks interleaved like stereo quarter track reel-to-reel tape. Also,
a talking book is almost always mono, two tracks (both sides of the
cassette). This will play back correctly in a mono or stereo cassette
deck.
If you have a stereo cassette deck with the head badly misaligned
vertically, you could have it positioned so that one channel is
playing Side 1 and the other channel is playing Side 2 (which would be
backwards). If this is what you have, you could simply ignore the
"backwards" channel, though you would get better signal-to-noise ratio
if you raised the head back to where it's supposed to be.
First thing is to see if you can find another cassette deck to play
it in. That might be the easiest solution. Got a neighbor or a friend?
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