TAPE DREAM                
                                 
                                          
 FOR STORING  MUSIC  ON.  ALSO  DATA  BUT 
 AT   THIS  POINT  IN   TIME  THAT'S  NOT 
        REALLY IMPORTANT I THINK.         
                                          
                                          
      TYPES OF TAPE       
                                          
           CLASS I - "BAD" IRON           
         CLASS II - GOOD CHROMIUM         
       CLASS III - BAD IRON PART TWO      
        CLASS IV - DANGEROUS METALS       
                                          
 RUMORS EXIST ABOUT A SECRET CLASS V TAPE 
         THAT IS ACTUALLY USEFUL.         
                                          
                 BIAS                 
                                          
 CLASS  I  USES  ONE HUNDRED  AND  TWENTY 
   MICRO-SOMETHING WHILE THE OTHERS ALL   
 USE   SEVENTY   OF   THE    SAME   UNIT. 
                                          
                                          
         AHA AND        
                                          
 CLASS  IV IS  APPARENTLY  TOO  STRONG TO 
 BE  USED  ON CLASS I  PLAYERS.  IT  WILL 
 SOUND  TOO  LOUND  AND   IT   CANNOT  BE 
 COMPLETELY ERASED.  THIS IS  VERY  WELL. 
   MAYBE SOME WONDERFUL BLENDING EFFECTS  
            COULD BE ACHIEVED?            
                                          
 THEY ALSO GNAW AT  THE TAPE HEADS  A BIT 
     BETTER THAN EARLIER TAPE TYPES.      
                                          
                                          
         ARTIFACTS        
                                          
 GOOD  TAPES  ARE DECENT AND HAVE  A GOOD 
 HIGH FREQUENCY PRESENCE, BAD  TAPES  ARE 
 LOFI IF NOT  OUTRIGHT  BAD. IDK, I KINDA 
                 LIKE IT.                 
                                          
 BIAS LOSS:  IF YOU FORGET THE  BIAS  WHO 
 KNOWS   WHATS  EVEN  ON  THERE   ANYMORE 
                                          
  FLUTTER: KINDA QUICK PITCH VARIATIONS.  
   BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL, EXTRAORDINARY.   
                                          
 WOW:  A  SLOWER FLUTTER, USUALLY SEVERAL 
 SECONDS LONG.  WHAT  UP. BOTH  OF  THESE 
   INCREASE WHEN TAPE SPEED DECREASES.    
                                          
 PRINT THROUGH: TAPES RUB  SOUND ON  EACH 
 OTHER  IF  THEYRE  ALONE  FOR  TOO  LONG