About Cassette :

Rewind back in time

An entire generation heard the music that shaped their lives on cassette tape. I grew up listening to them at home, on the car or on a Walkman.

They are not perfect, in fact, they are far from perfect.
That’s what I love about them.

This is my tribute to the sound that shaped my childhood. I discovered the passion for music between quirks and random fluctuations. Watching the meters move as I sang into an old microphone. Red peaks and analog saturation.
Rewind, listen again.

What’s your type?

We modelled the four cassettes types available. Each one delivers different sonic characteristics.

I: was the standard and most compatible tape format. Featured a ferric-oxide coating (Fe2O3). First appeared in the 1960s.
II: with a chromium dioxide (CrO2) formulation was introduced at the dawn of the 1970s featuring an undeniable increase in high frequency response.
III: living a short period between the mid 70s and early 80s, the ferro-chrome (FeCr) never made it into the golden era.
IV: metal-formulated hit the scene at the end of the 70s. Features firmer bass as well as louder high frequencies.

System Requirements :

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• 10.9 or higher.
• Intel and Apple Silicon natively supported.
• 64-bit DAW and OS.

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• Windows 7, 8 or 10 (64-bit only)
• DAW capable of hosting VST or VST3 plugins, or Pro Tools.