How I record my cassette tapes (The hard way).

EDIT: The first video to go 10K view, thanks for your time, I'd never expected this!

A view into how I record my own tapes.
This is by no means a guide on how to do it yourself but purely to give an idea on how many work goes into making a recording the more extensive way.

The music for the tape and the art used on the cards are not mine but come from this gentleman, you can listen and buy his music here: https://posy.bandcamp.com/
Also visit his Youtube channel here: ‪@PosyMusic‬

The cassettes themself are not made to be sold but are used only for my own listening pleasure.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Showing setup
00:06 - Powering up
00:20 - Writing down song numbers
00:42 - Preparing the cassette tape
01:05 - Preparing the deck
01:17 - Frequency adjustments (tuning the deck)
01:36 - Preparing tape for recording
01:48 - Set deck ready for recording
02:03 - Booting audio source device
02:15 - Preparing audio on source
02:39 - Checking sound
02:58 - Write down sound levels
03:49 - Starting recording
04:23 - Crossing off every song
04:43 - Intermezzo
05:00 - Recording and crossing continue
05:07 - Flipping tape to side B
05:50 - Recording continues on side B
06:39 - Waiting for recording to finish
07:20 - Removing protection tabs
07:40 - Printing the J-card(s)
08:09 - Finishing cards and tapes
08:41 - Folding the cards
09:19 - Writing down recording device on cards
09:57 - Fitting cards and tapes in cases
10:43 - End result
10:46 - Hitting that audio source one more time!

For who is wondering about the clock you hear ticking in the background, here's a link to the clock:
Antique clock in action