Tape recorders capture sound by catching sound vibrations and creating electric pulse patterns on the moving tape. Metal powder covers the tape causing fluctuations on the magnetic tape in order to produce sound.
A cassette tape is made out of a plastic material, coated with a substance that reacts to magnetic pulses. When it is being recorded to, the magnetic field alters the magentic substance of the tape, thereby recording it. When you wish to play it back, the motors spin the cassette reel, and the tape passes over what is called the tape head. The tape head uses inductors, and is affected by the field that is on the tape, there by producing sound. Sounds complicated, but it really isn't.
The magnetic tape runs on to wheels in the plastic cassette tape. The magnetic tape can be rewound or sped forward to reach the proper place in the tape's information.
Expensive Tape Recorder was created in 1959.
Any should work just fine.
You hide the tape recorder in the lab in Runamok Park.
Many thousands of invention have been patented since the tape recorder
a tape-recorder is 'un magnétophone' in French.
I think it was in 20023
A recorder/tape recorder
The Tape Recorder was invented so people could remember what they said in the past.
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Tape recording is a magnetic process; sound is translated into a pattern of magnetic fields which is recorded by a magnetic material (usually ferric oxide) that coats a plastic tape.
u can get a tape then get a recorder then u got Ur answer