Too bad they are on cassette, bird songs are a lot of high frequencies, so good open reel or even vinyl is better than cassettes. <grin> Anyway this doesn't solve your problem. How are you interfacing your cassette machine to your computer? Is your cassette machine portable, stereo dual, etc.
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