Covering the erase head
This is my method for covering the erase head so you can get a complete loop on your cassette tape loops, without any half second gap. All you will need is some masking tape (painter’s tape) and a pair of scissors. I prefer this method because you don’t have to stick anything directly to the erase head on your recorder. There’s a quick little recording at the end with my Roland MC-202 Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Cometoge... Instagram: / robotmammal
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