Making A Metal Mixtape
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Songs used in the video:
Outcast by Lizzy Borden
Run For Your Life by Grim Reaper
Mind Over Metal by Raven
Heavy Metal Maniac by Exciter
Track listing of the mixtape:
Side A:
1. Am I Evil by Diamond Head
2. Hall of the Mountain King by Savatage
3. Gods of Wrath by Metal Church
4. All We Are by Warlock
5. Sacred Heart by Dio
6. Me Against the World by Lizzy Borden
7. Take Hold of the Flame by Queensryche
8. Night of the Demon by Demon
9. See You in Hell by Grim Reaper
Side B:
10. Denim and Leather by Saxon
11. Angel Witch by Angel Witch
12. The Calling by Leatherwolf
13. Hellion by W.A.S.P.
14. Fight it Back by Accept
15. Wrathchild by Iron Maiden
16. Hell Bent for Leather by Judas Priest
17. When the Hammer Falls by Helix
18. Screaming in the Night by Krokus
19. At Gallows End by Candlemass
20. A Dangerous Meeting by Mercyful Fate
Pro tip from an 80s baby, you can use any cassette to record, you do not have to use a blank one. Put tape over the Write protection notch (there is two), that's it! So, any old tape you find at a thrift store, or a lot on eBay. It's what I did as a kid, because I didn't have a lot of money. The notches are on the very top skinny side, you can also just look up the anatomy of a cassette tape to figure it out 😉.
I remember when my mom adopted me she had a van with a cassette player. I was 6 years old and no kidding had never seen a cassette tape. I fell in love with them and to this day, I'm almost 32, I still have them
This is so cool! I’m 17 and right now I collect CDs since they’re way cheap and easy to find, really cool to see the generational difference over time haha
also that king diamond shirt is sick !
@@anastasiab1066 oh man I didn’t even think of that! Now I feel old and I’m not even that old 😂
For better sound try the Maxell , Sony, TDK Chrome High Bias tapes or Maxell Cobalt Metal type ll, lll and type lV tapes. I use to mix a lot of tapes back in the day. These tapes just sound better. But, you have to have the High Bias or Metal tape buttons on your tape player to take full advantage of the better sound quality. Still these tapes just last longer. Keep your tape heads ckean and demagnatized with a tape head cleaner and pinch rollers cleaning kit before recording on your tape players for better sound and your tapes want crinkle up so easy.
Nice! I collect a lot of cassettes, but I've never tried making one. My dad used to make a lot of cassettes back in the day; maybe I should try to be a second-generation mix tape maker.
AWESOME
🧐 Impressive.
Up until a few years ago, I had quit using mixtapes, but then I picked them back up out of nostalgia. I have no regrets. The majority of them feature goth music by artists like Clan of Xymox, symphonic, and classical music.
Those sound like so much fun to listen to! 🖤
For me, it was The Best Of Metal Blade Vol 3. It had Diamond Head, Nasty Savage, Candlemass, Sacred Reich, Trouble, Fates Warning, Hallows Eve... My first time hearing a lot of those bands.
You’re doing a great job I used to do that stuff when I was a kid do my mixtapes I never thought of decorating and fixing up the cassette itself looks so cool and I love what you do with your hair and I love your T-shirt
Very interesting story, I starting buying Tapes back in 1984, and mention some of the stuff in my "Tapes i bought with out ever hearing the Band"
- Rising Metal Tape review Videos. Cool Death Angel shirt & Video.
Vinyl and cassette are life!!!
This has to be my favorite video from you.
Thanks for being awesome 🖤
I remember making cassette tapes when I was 14 in 2017. It was alot fun playing around with tapes. Now I switched to CDs 😅
CD’s are definitely a lot easier lol
I would also make mix Tapes back in 1986 - 89.
you needed a duel Tape deck back then & when i first got one i was really Happy.
This is how we had to make mixes back in the 80s. The other thing I would do is steal a friend's store bought tape of an album, get the CD of the album, and record it back on to their tape in the wrong order, and put it back in the case. My friend thought he was going crazy.
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that's so cool you saw iron maiden, I got to see them when I was 12 years old and now I'm 15 and Still so pumped up about it LOL. but love your battle vest and king diamond patch. I love metal so much and this video was awesome to watch, I also love physical copies of dvds, laser discs, vinyl, and cassette tapes. my mum hates me for having satanic bands written and painted all over the walls in my room. also your alice cooper shirt Is badass, so cool. I'm also very connected with the 80s. but LOVE this video and all your music and battle vests. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thank you! I definitely want to talk more about physical media on here!
@@MadiDanger do it, definitely talk about physical media
This is really good info, I plan on making cassette completions myself mostly metal and lo fi mixes
I started to record my own music that I came across a walkman and it had two cassette tape on the side and ever since I been listening and recording and here in south Carolina the flea market here has tone on old CDs and cassette tape with bands that I remember listening to when I was a kid in 3th grade and some I never heard but I been collecting ever since and the a real awesome spray paint on the the you did 🤘.
So cool, damnit... I should start doing this too!
I've always read about copying tapes like this in metal history books (particularly in relation to 80's thrash metal), but I've never actually seen it done until now, very cool. Also, pristine choices in songs/artists for your mixtape, big props
THIS is the content I'm on UA-cam for! Please do more of this! 🤩
Very nicely done. Also good for self publishing Bands.
Wow nice cassette collection i listening to metallica and iron maiden on my jvc double cassette deck 😮
It makes me so happy that you’re a Candlemass fan! I get so much shit from my fiancé for loving them, but how can I not?! 🤣 first time I heard Bewitched I fell in love.
This is so cool! You are extremely creative and tech savvy!
Candlemass is one of the finest doom metal bands!
@@MadiDangerjust started listening to their music, and so far, what I've heard so far, I can agree. Wasn't really into Doom Metal, but decided to give it a try.
Fred Meyers mention was a blast from the past for me. Its weird the things you end up missing when you move states..
this makes me really want to make a mixtape
Do it!!!
You are an absolute darling,cassette tapes & heavy metal,quite the young lady.Corvine Crusader
_I played my Cannibal Corpse..._
_Tape until it was,_
_...Eaten Back To Life !_
_Nice cassette cover art from Gustave Doré..._
_It's also on Emperor's Album Cover,_
_Scattered Ashes: A Decade Of Emperial Wrath_
_...Nice choice in art though !_
We have to be the same age... i literally discovered music the same way, love tapes, and my grandparents still have that exact same sony setup. You give me serious childhood nostalgia.
I love your room, and I really like your jacket. I know from experience, they take forever to cover in spikes.
Thank you so much for the idea and inspiration and last but not least for the little tutorial on how to make cassete tape cover. I got some few ideas for my gore-grind project.
Nice! Just got myself a cassette player, and this looks really cool. I actually decided to start collecting tapes because I felt like Metal fits really well together with the cassette music format. I also think it'd be cool to make actual mixtapes.
Wow, that was amazing! Thanks, Madi! Man, this was a slingshot back into the past! This is probably gonna be a long, rambly comment. Have you checked out _Cassette Cult_ on BangerTV? Lots of reviews from Sarah Kitteringham (singer for Smoulder - they're killer!) on that playlist, and also on BangerTV's playlist _Overkill Reviews: Sarah Videos_ . So, in the 80s, my brother and I used Maxell, TDK, TEAC for taping. Memorex was around, but I don't recall us using that brand. CrO2 (chromium dioxide) tape was a go-to sometimes. If I remember, the advantage was that it lasted longer over multiple playings, but it compressed the sound more than iron oxide. I could be wrong about this. You also needed a ghetto blaster or tape deck that specified CrO2 in order to be able to record and play back. A couple of veteran Gen X tips: are you lost in a post-apocalyptic wasteland with no tape rewinder? Use a pencil or Bic pen in the sprockets! Also, have you popped out the plastic tabs on the top edge of the cassette and want to record over? No problem! Just tape over the square holes with Scotch tape and it's ready to re-record! 👍
Like you.... I LOVE my cassettes!! 🖤❤️
I made one a while back in what may be considered blasphemy by some and plugged my phone into a boombox and recorded the songs from that. Edit: commented too soon. 😂
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I only buy digital downloads in lossless quality. Last year I put my entire music collection on the iPhone. It took some time to rip 400 CDs, but it was worth it. I don‘t have to leave the chair when I want to change the music now ;)
Btw: do you like gothic metal (e.g. Theatre of tragedy, The sins of thy beloved, Paradise lost etc.)?
I have music on my phone for convenience, but I’m a lover of physical media and still have a tape/cd deck in my car as well
I’m not really big into gothic metal, kinda funny considering I love goth and metal music
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS HERE BRASIL COOL 🇧🇷😎👌📻🎼🎵
Hey, I have been long awaiting a new video! You are right about the difficult with finding Cassette players, I recently looked into it and it turns out that almost all manufactures have completely stopped manufacturing them except for like one company out of Japan. The price of a lot of Cassette Player decks now, even used ones have a high premium, like $300-$500 sometimes because of how rare they are to come across now! I have a couple of old units myself, one still fully working but the others need replacement rubber belts. I see how you are using vintage Sony equipment! I believe that tape deck you have there is from the 80's, those were when all Sony stereo items were made really well, I still run a lot of stuff from that time and they are built to last forever. Your Sony deck is better than the one I have though.
Yeah ours was manufactured in the late 80s/early 90s. It’s a really nice one!
@@MadiDanger You can find dual cassette decks for under 90 bucks by a company called PYLE. I have a dual cassette deck and it not only has RCA but also a USB out so you can record mp3's should you want/need to. Just a suggestion. 93's!
you're so pretty omg
Thank you! 🖤🖤🖤
My first real exposure to mix tapes was thanks to my first volunteer work, i was an assistant DJ for a group home activities coordinator , even got to be scare actress for an annual volunteer scare actress for a Halloween event. I got a bunch of tapes and CDs as payment and someone gifted me a boombox. I'd make mix tapes in my spare time.
That’s so cool!
@@MadiDanger one of my favorite memories growing up. Kinda happened around the time i realized i wanted to be an actress
She's cute
Just want to say YES I'd buy some if you made this a business!
I would love to make you one day with music I think you'd like, but don't think I can invest on the recording machine atm. Is there a method you like for people to reccomend you music?
Honestly comments are easiest since I can always go back and look whereas messages I lose easily
Ive did mix Tapes from 1984 - 1992. and done all kinds of stuff, But Never spray painted them. thats a Nice idea BUT Cd's are out & Cassette tapes are almost obsolete.
I love rock roll music ❤🤘😎🎸🔊🎶
amazing beautiful woman
I dont understand why do people listen to casettes in 2k... Especially by walking on the streets, its so uncomfy to me, to change tapes all the time, to transport a lot of casettes...
I don’t understand why people listen to streaming when you have to deal with ads and missing so many bands
@@MadiDanger sound s fair, thats why i pay to music services as youtube music of course there is no ads, i am subscribed on youtube bloggers that check new metal albums and anyway i consume new music. I definetely understand and accept vinyl music, but when i was listening to casettes i didnt find that music quality was better . Actually vinyl sound is really cool, but cooler is hi-fi sound,although its too expensive. I know fuck this system, and thats cool what you make with tapes, perhapse its more creative and interesting to design tapes to feel them different way. But for me music is a matter of what you hear first of all, , you can get more emotions when its sound has good quality ( if its not raw black metal of course lol)
I have Spotify Premium so I haven't had an ad for years and sure it's annoying that some bands aren't there (Holy Moses please get on Spotify) but bands that are there have their whole discography right there without taking up shelf space and a good chunk of my money and sound quality is great which matters a lot to me.
Literally chose my favorite horror movie as the DVD. It's my backpatch too!
WHAT! the Maiden font 'TOO CHEEZY!! shame...shame ...shame on U
could you do a video on how to color a cassette tape cover? Like I saw someone make theirs red for the Weeknds star boy and they used water that was red or something...idk?
I’m not sure what you mean, the way that I do it is shown in this video
I wen't the same high school as Mike and Robert Sweet
I bought a flying V off Mike back in 84'
they're cool guys, I miss them days
I collect a few miscellaneous pieces of art. My place ain' that big. I can't imagine being that much of a collector.
Gotta find myself a gal that's trver than me.
Great tutorial! But I stink at photoshop, can you put up a template that I can download?
Oh the evil dead dvd instant suscribe 🫶🫶🫶
I'm just getting into metal now I love it
I need to find this cassette some time
Nice to see you again
Ciao. Da Marco da l'Italia
Very cool.
Grim Reaper slaps ❤
Oh, wow then I saw the whole list - nice. ❤
I used to buy records looking on back if they wore leather had long hair and had guitars I'd buy it to see if I'd like it ,
I already heard off quite a few bands but always great to hear new stuff I never heard and found many new bands that way that was 1993 I was 16 and the records were only £1 each from a music shop in Scarborough uk
Saxon awesome denim and leather