The 8-track etiquette school (part-1)
A few years ago I made this tutorial video on how to create new or restore old labels for 8-track cassettes in Adobe Photoshop. I'll try to make Part 2 of this video very soon 😉
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The 8-track etiquette school (part-2)
Finally, Etiquette School part 2 is here. I would recommend that you turn on the subtitles in Norwegian as these provide a slightly more accurate and detailed description in some places than what is spoken in the video.
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