BEA5's Studer tape machines: basic operation and some sound effects
BEA5's Studer tape machines: basic operation and some sound effects. This video explains some general aspects of analogue tape recorders and then shows how to record and play back sounds on Studer A80 RC mk II tape machines. Echo and tape phasing effects are also demonstrated. Make sure the you have watched the video about BEA5's mixing desk first. The video was made by Siamak Anvary.
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