@Ahornberg: Thank you for your great modules!
I just noticed today that the Tape Recorder does not work with VCV’s native “Save selection as” process – the module is missing upon re-import. In contrast, Tape Inspector imports as expected.
However, importing via STRIP++ (Expandable sequential switch - #8 by Alphagem-O) works fine for both modules.
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Thanks! I soon will take a closer look at this issue.
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I fixed the bug. So now you can save Tape Recoder modules inside of selections, but you can’t save the recorded audio inside of a selection. Actuallly recorded audio can only be saved inside patches and presets.
didn’t know that this exists 
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Hello there, isn’t the ‘Memory’ modules by Stochastic aiming to do the very same thing as this in VCV? He is developing a tape scrubber style update for those modules. Always good to have a virtual version for free as well. The hardware modules do sound good though but won’t be cheap? £200 a piece?
No, not really. It’s simply a tape loop. In Memory, there are independent moveable heads for reading and writing audio. So Memory can do a lot more than with just a tape loop. And yes, these hardware modules are pretty expensive 
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I have a created a similar effect with a Walkman, Harmonizer Pedal, EHX Mini Canyon and a Chorus delay pedal. Just tweaked the Harmonizer knobs to get a pitch shifter fx. I’m sure others have done this in the past but I like it. There is audio, I’ll upload that to Soundcloud tomorrow. Thanks for all your great works. Much appreciated. Just realised I never put the track onto Soundcloud, whoops.
Stream Caruso Walkman Vs Fxs by Adrian Bottomley | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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The scrubbing update is out, by the way (version 2.0.15).
In tape machines, the heads (largely) stay in place and the tape moves, but for a Memory ensemble, the “tape” is stationary and the heads move around it in a fairly unlimited way. This is so not how we imagine tape machines that I deliberately avoided the use of the term “tape” in my documentation and naming.
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