Walkman video maker.
A Walkman TPS-L2 with a cassette in its window. Your cover is the label, your title is written on it, and the two reels wind the song from one side to the other.
Opens with the Walkman and 4:5 ready. Free to design, sign in only to export.
The cassette
The TPS-L2 is the first Walkman, from 1979. It is drawn from the front with a cassette in its window. The two reels wind as your song plays. Your artwork is the label, with the title written on it. The title comes from your song file, and you can type over it. A switch makes the writing read up or down, whichever way you hold a tape.
On its side in 16:9
In 16:9 the Walkman lies on its side, with the cassette lying as a cassette does and the title read left to right. In 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 it stands up.
For which release
Tape is a format with its own crowd: lo-fi, bedroom, DIY, anything you would also press on a cassette. If your release has a cassette edition, this is the clip to post next to it.
Time and limits
Like the iPod and the CDJ, the Walkman draws every frame: about 20 seconds of rendering per minute of clip, clips up to 10 minutes. The studio lets you try it for free. Exporting it is Pro.
Questions
- Is there only one Walkman?
- One model for now, the TPS-L2. It is the one with the clear cassette window and the blue case.
- Can I write something on the cassette?
- The title is written on the label, from your song file's tags, and you can type something else. Your artwork fills the rest of it.
Try it with your own track.
Drop a cover and a song in the studio. Everything is open to try, and nothing to pay until you export.
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