Tape Bias - What Is It?
This video talks about the technology that allowed us to use tape to record audio. Without "bias", we would have had much trouble getting tape recordings to sound good. Many are familiar with bias because they used cassette decks to record their records, and there were buttons that changed the bias, depending on what kind of tape was being used. It's not very understood by most people, so I decided to share the technology. It's why music on tape has sounded so good since the 60s and even before. Wiki about tape bias: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape_bias Shirts: http://tgtshirts.com/CraigTube%20Tshi... My Friday night live show: https://vaughn.live/craigtube

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