How To Load A Pancake Tape Onto A Reel Youtube

How To Load A Pancake Tape Onto A Reel Youtube How to load a pancake onto a reel. the first way is to take the 2 flanges apart and load the pancake that way. now what if your reel is plastic or the bolt p. Starlight g recording talks about how to load a pancake and installed reel flanges on a half inch reel to reel recording tape***soundtrack by gerard stroh***.

Handling Tape Reel Pancakes Without Spilling Tape Off And Messing It Up Short video how to handle tape reel pancakes without spilling tape off everywhere, ruining your pancake. two methods are shown. made by pro tape reel analog. Most of the time, unless we are recording a 10.5" 4 track, the pancake will end up on a different 10.5" reel or spooled to smaller reels. if you are recording a number of reels or spooling tape to smaller reels here is a quick and simple way to load a new pancake on a reel to record or spool it off and load another one and keep going. On as level of a surface as you can muster, lift the pancake with one hand and slide it out of the bag and grasping it with your other hand. whatever you do, do not remove the hold down tag that is holding the end of the tape to the pancake!!! doing so will result in tape getting spilled all over the floor and result in the ruination of the. 1) disassemble a 10.5" take up reel and reassemble it with the pancake inside. 2) using a second empty take up reel spool 1 2 the tape onto it (see hint below) 3) cut tape in the middle. 4) remove one of the 10.5" spools and replace it with an empty 7" reel. 5) play the tape onto the 7" reel for a smooth packing or ff to get it done.

Putting The Rest Of The 5000 Pancake Tape Onto Another Fresh Reel On as level of a surface as you can muster, lift the pancake with one hand and slide it out of the bag and grasping it with your other hand. whatever you do, do not remove the hold down tag that is holding the end of the tape to the pancake!!! doing so will result in tape getting spilled all over the floor and result in the ruination of the. 1) disassemble a 10.5" take up reel and reassemble it with the pancake inside. 2) using a second empty take up reel spool 1 2 the tape onto it (see hint below) 3) cut tape in the middle. 4) remove one of the 10.5" spools and replace it with an empty 7" reel. 5) play the tape onto the 7" reel for a smooth packing or ff to get it done. That way, you can junk all your old sticky shed tape, reuse the flanges and get away with the cheapest price on new tape (pancakes)! i've gone one step further: after mounting the pancake on metal reel, spool the tape onto a 10.5" plastic nab reel, of which i have plenty from old pan canada tapes. lighter reel = gentler quicker tape handling. I just got a pancake of quantegy 407 and having not used tape since the 80s, i am not sure if i remember how to to this. i was thinking, since the pancake is mountable, i would just rewind it straight onto a reel but am now thinking all it would take is the tape to fall forward off the cardboard and i would have a huge headache to deal with.

How To Load A Pancake And Install Reel Flanges On A Half Inch Recording That way, you can junk all your old sticky shed tape, reuse the flanges and get away with the cheapest price on new tape (pancakes)! i've gone one step further: after mounting the pancake on metal reel, spool the tape onto a 10.5" plastic nab reel, of which i have plenty from old pan canada tapes. lighter reel = gentler quicker tape handling. I just got a pancake of quantegy 407 and having not used tape since the 80s, i am not sure if i remember how to to this. i was thinking, since the pancake is mountable, i would just rewind it straight onto a reel but am now thinking all it would take is the tape to fall forward off the cardboard and i would have a huge headache to deal with.

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