#audio casette

[inkrediblezstore]

(via "Retro Neon Cassette Tape with Vibrant Splash Design" for Sale by InkredibleZ)

[arcadebroke]

[ihatebrainstorm]

[Layers..?]

Minimus and Ravage read "Warrior" "Layers" together

I made this so long ago that I forgot the reasoning behind it whoops

[luvnotpercival]

Its been a while since ive done some wtnv art i feel like i owe it to my first propper audio drama to cherish it properly

[all casettes]

[eightiesfan]

Marantz Stereo (1970s)

[tikuo2007]

『Maxell C60 (Bruno Mars "Just The Way You Are" version)』

20221016

[ultra-phthalo]

I'm speechless! The noises of this! [LOUD]

I think I just spoiled what might happen if I put this computing tape in a player. Would have gave me a heart attack if I didn't know. But damn, doesn't it sound like the old school dile-up internet noise? People use the dile-up noise in memes plenty. How come people aren't using this audio for memes?

[wala-ala-nano]

Heheh I took my first step towards my new music casette journey!

[starpros-sunshine]

Need to do something about mindless scrolling habit but I am sooo tired and I want to keep mindlessly scrolling but also I want to throw my phone out of my window and regain my creativity and drive to do stuff when I was young and not constantly reading something or other on my phone.

[neodengekiko]

My favorite physical format is cassettes because of how shitty they are, they have all of the downsides of physical media and none of the upsides, and unlike the vinyl people we don’t have any delusions about the quality. VHS video quality is such a nightmare there’s a whole genre of horror based on it!

[petshopnoias]

custom mixtape from 80's station wagon

[fornaxvoid]

Fornax Void - CYBERSPACE DATABASE

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Music Recorded w. Roland JV-2080 and Tascam Portastudio

"Cyberspace Database is the result of a 5 years long exploration of Cyberpunk Ambient themes. A journey through the timbres of classic digital and analog synthesizers and samplers with focus on defining the pillars of the SemiconductorWave genre."

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Now also available on 4 Audio Casettes!

Full Album physical / bandcamp / streaming: csdb.fornaxvoid.com

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[monarchetype]

The Magnus Archives themed index card drawing

I'm not really a visual art kind of person but I've been doodling on index cards to give my hands and eyes something to do while listening to videos (yes I have ADHD), and for the past week I have been bingeing The Magnus Archives at a quite frankly unhealthy rate. So, I decided to do a card themed after it. (Please no spoilers, I'm only up to episode 71.) Explanations for each stripe under the cut.

From the top to the bottom: -The top black stripe with the colored bars is supposed to be the spiral staircase in the tunnels under the Institute -The doors are the weird doors that keep occasionally popping up (I have been spoiled by YouTube comments that this is a running thing) -The eyes represent the feeling of being watched that several characters have reported (I also was unfortunately recommended a YouTube thumbnail for an animatic that appeared to have Jon surrounded by glowing eyes, so, minor spoiler there although I don't know what it signified other than probably the importance of the being-watched feeling) -The books are, of course, the books in the archive -The tape casette represents the audio logs being taped -The silver worms are Jane Prentiss's infestation -Spiders and spiderwebs because spiders keep showing up -Flies because flies keep showing up -The lowermost purple stripe is supposed to have closed eyes, some crying, to represent the closed eye symbol that keeps showing up, but I think they ended up looking more like stylized turtles. Oh well. -Bottom stripe shows an open book on fire, meant to be Ex Altiora opened to the page with the lichtenberg scar

[tropinano]

A Descriptive List of Celtic Fiction Podcasts

Reminiscent of fiction podcasts like TMA, Jack of All Trades etc... If you enjoy anything horror-comedy, general horror or narrative podcasts check these out!

note: Thank you for the reccommendations! I've added them to the list.

Scottish

Middle:Below by Tin Can Audio - A horror-comedy about a fella called Taylor, he can travel inbetween the regular world and the 'middle' realm, and seems to be the only one...until!! He has banter with a charismatic ghost man called Gill and has a pet cat named Sans(?). Good sound quality and fun times.

The McIlwraith Statements by Ghostly Thistle - A monologue narrative about Sarah McIlwraith, recounting her mysterious involvement in the famous 'IPP' study. Dark academia vibes. The narrator has an absolutely lovely voice and accent!

Caledonian Gothic - Descriptive like HFTH, storytelling but the serious tone borderlines silly. If you like I Have Seen Niagara, you might like this! States it's true crime, true stories, but also promises magic and narratives aswell.

Irish

Neighbourly by Matthew O.K Smith - A horror anthology podcast about a creepy neighbourhood and the residents within. Stunnin' narration, with really good stories. I got pretty far in and it uploads every Monday. Great stuff.

The Switchboard by Hog and Dice Productions - A 'daily radio show' horror podcast set in a LIGHTHOUSE. HELL YEAH. It's got some funky sound design and some good stories. Both this and Neighbourly have lovely Dublin accents, and nice stories as usual.

Petrified by Peter Dunne and Liam Geraghty - An award-winning horror anthology podcast with very captivating and realistic dialogue. Unsettling and uneasy feeling it gives me. Main guy Teddy from the 'Dead Air' prologue is defo northern! I want to emphasize the realistic dialogue, it's great. Haven't heard him yet, but this podcast also has CECIL BALDWIN acting in it. Give it a shot!

In Darkness Vast by Hammergrin - A sci-fi podcast with some characters with funky names like Doombuggy, Earthfrank and Nervejump. Wolf 395 vibes, Nervejump is a silly AI lady up to shenanigans. Has some fun voices and sound design. Don't know much about it but it's made in Cork!

The Outside Tapes by Liam Brett and Evan Daly - Classic casette tape horror drama. Alfie Greaves is a journalist investigating a bizarre series of events that are all somehow connected. I love Alfie's voice because he has the same accent and inflection as me so it's very lovely to listen to! He is investigating deaths, so it seems to be a nice mix of Magnus Archives and Death by Dying.

Welsh

Seren by Robin Howell - A short sci-fi about Seren flying through the stars to terraform a new planet. Going by the trailer, it sounds great! Some Cymraeg right off the bat. Great stuff. Gives off some melancholy vibes, and has a funky spaceship AI voice.

Gather the Suspects by MadeUp Audio Productions - A groovy-opening theme mixed with a promising murder mystery. Set in Wales "during a very boring apocalypse". Promises relatable characters, procrastinators, mystery and humour.

This Foul Earth by John Tucker - A comedic, easygoing series (from what ive heard so far) in which everyday Welsh people describe a story they believe deserves to be archived for future generations. Clever writing and good vibes!

as always if youse have anything to add rb and pop it in the tags, these are all very underrated and theyre all quite good and high quality! have a good evening yall

[luvnotpercival]

The Magnus Archives, my second audio drama i listened to, it is still so precious to me

[all casettes]

[fuckyeahanimation]

Welcome to "Dark Empire: The Movie, Part 1," an edited feature that brings together all the footage I've animated so far for this fan film project. This journey began with humble origins, using pencil and paper while reading comics and listening to the old audio drama on casette, and has since evolved into what you see here, crafted with care in TVPaint, maya3D

By SpikeyTortoise