I have seen a lot of tutorials on how to copy music from a cassette tape to a pc…but I want to do the opposite…record music onto a cassette tape. My car music player can play both tapes and cds…but the cd player is not working and the cost of repairing it is ridiculously high. But the tape player is working fine…
Is there a way to copy music onto the cassette tape from the pc using any software?
Thanks
The only software you need is something that plays your CD’s through your sound-card.
You will doubtless have several pieces of software on your PC that will do that… there is certainly no need to download anything.
The cassette requires an analogue signal from your PC sound-card (output is usually the green 1/8″ stereo socket). You cable will need to be 1/8″ stereo to RCA (red and white ‘crown’ plugs) – to match the input of the cassette deck (assuming the cassette has stereo input).
You may need to experiment with sound levels – start off with the PC sound quite low and build up – be careful of putting too ‘large’ a signal through in case you get distortion. With any luck you will also be able to alter or at least monitor the signal coming through to the cassette, but this depends on what you intend to record onto.
That’s about it – feel free to come back if clarification is needed.
The cable you need is the same as the one on the link below (you will need to navigate to the ‘cassette to CD’ section), but you use it in different sockets… apart from that, you only need a working stereo cassette recorder, and you are done…
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