Revox B77

what it is.

It's a Revox B77 Mark II.

And, oh, man, I tell you, the tapes are expensive.

Yeah.

So if you have a sampled recording, if you slow it down enough, sooner or later you will hear the grain in the, in the, in, of the sample in, in the work.

Whereas with analog, you're always gonna get a very, very smooth transition, and you have with most tape machines that can do it, I mean, I use a, a, a Revox B77 for quite a lot of this with it, with its separate speed control unit, which is incredibly precise, so that you can, you know, you, you can play those speed ups and slow downs very, very subtly to actually create gesture within, within the sonic.

So I will transfer digital files to the tape machines and then send it back to, to, to, to digital.

So, you know, I've got these set up at the studio, and the students spend a lot of time, you know, doing their processing through the tape machines and then putting them back.