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On Dec 30, 7:55*pm, "Trevor Wilson" wrote:
**A cheap MP3 player + a little white noise. Use no more than 32kb/s to keep the quality down to your requirements. You could try recording at lower data rates, to drive the quality further down. Most of them need to be plugged into a USB port, so you can just leave it plugged in permanently if that suits. You can purchase a dedicated MP3 plugpack if you prefer. That should do the trick. Sorry to say. Not even close. Thanks for trying to help, though. MP3s suck @$$ in terms of their artifacts. I hate MP3 audio artifacts with a passion. Besides, you need a tape if you want all of the cassette qualities -- e.g. wow and flutter. |
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