The Audio-Cassette-Simulation project uses ffmpeg to replicate the audio characteristics of various cassette tapes by applying effects like tape noise, wow and flutter pitch modulation, bandwidth limits, and equalizer adjustments. It provides scripts to convert local audio files or record live streams into cassette-simulated outputs, organized by different tape profiles such as BASF LH Extra C90, Maxell UD C90, and vintage Sony and TDK tapes. The project is implemented in shell scripts and released under the MIT license.
