Cassette Transfer & Speed Correction
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a radio air-check that was originally dubbed much too fast, leaving my voice chipmunk-high. The tape is under 30 minutes long, and I need it copied onto a fresh cassette while being played back at a slower, correct speed so the result sounds like my natural speaking voice.
During the pass-through, please apply light noise reduction to tame hiss and any obvious hum—nothing aggressive that would thin out the audio, just a tasteful clean-up so the final cassette plays clearly on a typical home deck.
You’ll need a deck with variable speed (or any professional solution that can achieve precise slowdown) plus a reliable noise-reduction chain—Dolby, iZotope, Cedar, or similar are all fine. I’m happy to approve a short sample before you record the full side to be sure the pitch is right.
Deliverable: one quality-grade Type I or Type II cassette with the corrected, cleaned recording, clearly labelled and ready for postage back to me.
During the pass-through, please apply light noise reduction to tame hiss and any obvious hum—nothing aggressive that would thin out the audio, just a tasteful clean-up so the final cassette plays clearly on a typical home deck.
You’ll need a deck with variable speed (or any professional solution that can achieve precise slowdown) plus a reliable noise-reduction chain—Dolby, iZotope, Cedar, or similar are all fine. I’m happy to approve a short sample before you record the full side to be sure the pitch is right.
Deliverable: one quality-grade Type I or Type II cassette with the corrected, cleaned recording, clearly labelled and ready for postage back to me.