Bouncing tutorial | Tape saturation on a drum machine | PO-12 Rhythm with 424 Mk II

I've been doing some recording with a Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12 Rhythm . The PO-12 is a nice drum machine in many ways, but you can only chain 16 patterns before it loops back to the beginning of the pattern again, which is less than I need...
To get round this limitation and exploit tape saturation and EQ available to me via the My 424 mark 2, I have programmed the song in sections of 16 patterns one after the other on channels 1 through 3, that way I can add EQ and push the tape into saturation when I bounce the results to the fourth channel, allowing me to overwrite the information on channels 1 through 3 with the other parts of the song.
That gave me an opportunity to discuss how bouncing is achieved and to demonstrate how a digital drum machine translates to cassette with and without tape saturation.
DBX is turned on, and i'm using a type II cassette at the higher speed of 3&3/4 inches per second.
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[@punkdiscoUK]

This video just saved me spending another 1 re-opening my newly refurbished 244!! @5:15 you mention how the 244's buses work and yep, I figured mine was broken! HUGE thanks for that passing comment in this video..

[@unready56]

great stuff