The video is AI generated. Never mind the nostalgia or resurgence bullshit. It's portable analog hifi. Get yourself a good 80s Japanese deck that's still running. Give it a good cleaning, buy some RTM C60 cassettes and listen to the magic. Now swap out the belt on a 90s Sony Walkman and take the show on the road. The end result should be an audio experience that rivals digital in terms of overall sound quality, but has that natural analog warmth & brilliance many of us crave. No other format can provide this experience while riding the train to work or seven miles above the earth. :)
This video is terrible, especially with the monotonal narrator, and does nothing to do more than offer a fun house mirror reflection of an involved music experience.
Why didn’t you narrate this yourself? Is it a lack of comfort with producing fully scripted content? Your videos are fine as they are, you don’t need to do this. It’s ironic that for a video whose subject matter touches on the rationale of a vintage format’s revival partially being backlash against the coldness and sterility of the current digital formats, you chose to have a bot, itself cold and devoid of personality, do the narration. I discovered your channel a couple of months ago and watch your videos on a playlist as something akin to a modern day, vintage tech-oriented, Sunday morning/afternoon PBS programming block. Please don’t resort to making this a regular thing.
Most of my videos are scripted. After the flood recently, I needed a quick filler video while I was unable to produce anything. Thought I'd give that a try. Total failure! Won't be doing that again!
@@VintageElectronicsChannel okay, fair. Perhaps I was being too harsh, I just don’t want your channel to become another one of _those_ channels, if you know what I mean.
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Good video, well put, covers the subject well.
It was done by A.I., in my opinion...
I’ve heard worse. At least the cadence and emphasis seems somewhat normal.
The video is AI generated. Never mind the nostalgia or resurgence bullshit. It's portable analog hifi. Get yourself a good 80s Japanese deck that's still running. Give it a good cleaning, buy some RTM C60 cassettes and listen to the magic. Now swap out the belt on a 90s Sony Walkman and take the show on the road. The end result should be an audio experience that rivals digital in terms of overall sound quality, but has that natural analog warmth & brilliance many of us crave. No other format can provide this experience while riding the train to work or seven miles above the earth. :)
This video is terrible, especially with the monotonal narrator, and does nothing to do more than offer a fun house mirror reflection of an involved music experience.
Inaccurate video that looks like it was generated by AI. It's rambling on without giving any real information.
this video is full of bs really. i can smell chat gpt
Why didn’t you narrate this yourself? Is it a lack of comfort with producing fully scripted content? Your videos are fine as they are, you don’t need to do this.
It’s ironic that for a video whose subject matter touches on the rationale of a vintage format’s revival partially being backlash against the coldness and sterility of the current digital formats, you chose to have a bot, itself cold and devoid of personality, do the narration. I discovered your channel a couple of months ago and watch your videos on a playlist as something akin to a modern day, vintage tech-oriented, Sunday morning/afternoon PBS programming block. Please don’t resort to making this a regular thing.
Most of my videos are scripted. After the flood recently, I needed a quick filler video while I was unable to produce anything. Thought I'd give that a try. Total failure! Won't be doing that again!
@@VintageElectronicsChannel okay, fair. Perhaps I was being too harsh, I just don’t want your channel to become another one of _those_ channels, if you know what I mean.
@RobCamp-rmc_0 I totally understand! No offense taken.
This video made by an AI bot.