"006725_Micro-Cassette Functions Including Start, Stop, Rewind, and Fast Forward 03.flac"
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This audio recording, titled "Micro-Cassette Functions Including Start, Stop, Rewind, and Fast Forward", encapsulates the distinct sounds produced by a micro-cassette player. It begins with the pressing of the start button, followed by the mechanical whirring as the cassette tape starts to roll. Then, you can hear the abrupt cessation of sound when the stop button is pressed. The recording continues with the rewind function being activated. This is characterized by a rapid, reverse whirring sound that progressively slows as the rewind comes to a halt. The final function demonstrated is the fast forward, which mirrors the rewind but in a forward direction. The speed of the whirring sound increases, providing an audible representation of the tape spinning quickly through the cassette player. Overall, the audio effectively captures the unique sound effects or 'foley' associated with operating a micro-cassette player, giving it an element of nostalgia for analogue technology.
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This audio recording, titled "Micro-Cassette Functions Including Start, Stop, Rewind, and Fast Forward", encapsulates the distinct sounds produced by a micro-cassette player. It begins with the pressing of the start button, followed by the mechanical whirring as the cassette tape starts to roll. Then, you can hear the abrupt cessation of sound when the stop button is pressed. The recording continues with the rewind function being activated. This is characterized by a rapid, reverse whirring sound that progressively slows as the rewind comes to a halt. The final function demonstrated is the fast forward, which mirrors the rewind but in a forward direction. The speed of the whirring sound increases, providing an audible representation of the tape spinning quickly through the cassette player. Overall, the audio effectively captures the unique sound effects or 'foley' associated with operating a micro-cassette player, giving it an element of nostalgia for analogue technology.
