is it possible to record a cassette at high speed and then with a prog o something else convert it in a normal speed mp3 cd ?
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The only high speed recording I've ever heard about is when two cassettes were used in a "high speed" and the time it took to dub one to the other would take less than half the time to record. This is what I know as "high speed" recording. Played back at normal speed would result in a "normal" speed of your recording. This machine I believe does not do "high" speed. (Unless I've overlooked something). In the event your recording sounds like "mickey mouse" then yes, there are programs to "slow" your recording down. I hope this helps. If it doesn't try to be more specific with your question. May I ask you a question? Are you talking about this unit recording at high speed? (I don't think it does, but the manual would tell you that). Are you talking about a cassette that sounds like "mickey mouse". You may want to convert it to "normal" speed before burning to CD. Again, hope this helps.
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I would think it would, we have recorded from LP to CD....real simple instructions and there are instructions for Cassette to CD.
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According to the operating instructions, you can record from a cd, radio, and usb device to a cassette. Yes you can play from a flash drive(I have a flash drive with gigabytes of MP3"s and they play fine). This unit has good sound.
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Sorry Wayne, I can't asnwer that question as I don't even know what mp3 really is. I can say that it is very easy to record LP's to CD's. That is the reason I brought this machine. I have about 1,500 to transfer to CD.
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No.It only records from a cassette to a cd. It's a great unit for recording from records to cd.very easy to use & sounds great
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Yes you can. It will move up and down between loops and change the record mode.
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Matt, The listing below if from the Roland User Manual. It shows that you can record using various quality MP3 recording levels as well as WAV files which provide the highest quality audio reproductions. I'm absolutely thrilled with my Roland R-05. It has met all of my expectations.Rec ModeWAV-16 bitWAV-24 bitMP3-64 kbpsMP3-96 kbpsMP3-128 kbpsMP3-160 kbpsMP3-192 kbpsMP3-224 kbpsMP3-320 kbpsWAV+MP3(WAV-16 bit+MP3-128 kbps)
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Although I haven't specifically recorded cassette tapes to CD yet with this Tascam, it does have analog left and right audio inputs so it should definitely work. This recorder is really great with converting all formats to CD, and the CD's are then playable on all other machines. I'd totally recommend it!!
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If you have a cd burner and a way to connect RCA jacks to the burner, then you can record from tapes to CD's
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No, I only have a cd player. It doesn't have a cassette player on the unit to record.
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Jake, I believe cassette tapes are analog, MP3's are a digital format which I believe can only be put on CD's, MP3 players, computers, cell phones, memory cards, etc. I would say the answer is "no".
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No Roxann, I am afraid not, this unit is good to transfer music from old cassettes to your computer. Except if you use earphones then only the one person can hear the sound. It is not like the old units. I found it wonderful for being able to get music off the old cassettes -- it is really very easy to do then you might be able to burn a CD that can be used over and over. Hope this give you an idea -- please contact me if you need more info. Pennie
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I looked through the manual and agree with previous responders that the machine will not record to cassettes. I found the recording of LPs and cassettes to CDs to be very easy to perform and the sound quality is great.
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I was able to convert several cassettes to cd and mp3 but the converter died and I had to find a different unit to finishmy project. This USB unit is cheaply made and not reliable. Sorry.
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If you record in mp3 format,there should be no problem in doing so. There are many Mp3 recording software programs out there.
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Hi, this item can turn you cassette to MP3. format, you can save the music file in your computer or phone, listening to them wherever you want.
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I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on... » Read More I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. « Show Less