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Easy DIY 4-way speed selector for tape decks (walkman) + performance

Tape decks! They are all the rage today! Time to finish my little DIY project that I started 4 years ago and to put it into a housing. This 4-way speed selector lets you "save" 4 tape speed settings and switch between them. It also has a tape stop feature that ... well ... stops the tape. It is quite easy to build once you have all the parts. You need: 4 x potentiometers 500 Ohm 1 x 4-way rotary switch 1 x push-to-close button soldering stuff and housing For the performance part: As described, the top walkman has a continuous drum beat (not yet a tape loop) for which I recorded all high hats on the left channel and all beats on the right channel. With the mixer I can then blend both parts together. I needed a L/R splitter and mono-to-stereo adapters even though the Dich studios mixer is mono (dual mono). The drone is just a continous minor key tone that then gets sped up and slowed down with my selector. I made the sound in Propellerheads Reason. If you have any questions, just ask!