copying audio file digitized and edited in Sound Studio back onto cassette
Thank you in advance for your forebearance, I have so little experience with computer audio capibilities, but have been able (using Sound Studio) to digitized some of the audio presentations of our community so that they may be used on an ipod or listened to on a CD. Having the ability to edit the original tapes has been wonderful in that I have been able to delete a lot of unwanted talking, etc. Now however, i would like to use the edited file to make a new "edited" audio cassette ( for those members who still use cassettes). How do I do this? I have a Griffin iMic and a cassette deck that I used to get the original audio cassette into Sound Studio, but now in essence want to reverse the flow of audio from the computer's files back to the cassette deck. Is this possible?
Thank you Rhonda for your reply. Yes, my Ibook does have a cd burner and I did burn a cd of the edited material, but didn't realize my cd/cassette player could play a cd and produce a cassette of it at the same time!
After posting my question I hooked a "rca" harness of sorts, that terminated at one end with a plug that fit into the headphone jack of my cd player. The other end of the harness with the rca plugs I plugged into the rca ports of a seperate cassette deck. To my delight that worked. Your way however is so simple and effective; it certainly gets the job done without any wires, elaborate connections or a seperate tape deck. I never would have known that without your input. Thank you .
Thank you again for your help, I really appreciate it
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