The Master Tape: Beans, Bond & Beatles

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Explores master tape technology through historical context of famous recordings. Explains the engineering and significance of tape-based audio mastering.

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A 23-minute video from Techmoan: “The Master Tape: Beans, Bond & Beatles”.

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