Copied from the original but could be better quality, need to invest in something else to copy tapes.
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Thanks for this Alf
What tape deck are you using to rip from? and also what sofware are you using to record?
I've opened the file in adobe audtion and I can see that the set is peaking out, its in the red all the way, making it sound distorted, try lowering your input recording levels, I would try that before getting a new machine.
I normally have my recording input set to 50% but sometimes lower if the tape already has a high recording level, but also bare in mind some tapes are already recorded to high or just bad recordings, despite them being original tapes....
Its better to record a bit lower imo, then increase the volume, because once its recorded to high & the distortion is there, it really cant be removed without affecting the rest of the sounds.
Hope this helps you out Alf , if I've told you something you already know then I do apologise