Tape Op Magazine
Our initial tagline truly captures our essence: The Creative Music Recording Magazine. Tape Op is dedicated to helping you learn how to create outstanding recordings with the tools you have at hand. We conduct extensive interviews with engineers, producers, and musicians who excel in the art of recording. Our conversations are in-depth, allowing readers to feel like they are the "tape op," gaining insights from experienced professionals in the studio. Unlike many other recording magazines, we prioritize discussions about artistry over equipment reviews. Tape Op is all about fostering education and creativity.
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tapeop.com | John Baccigaluppi |Larry Crane |Ian Brennan |Andy Hong
đźš§ We are launching a new site and some features are currently unavailable. We will be fully back online soon. đźš§ ISSUE #90 Jul 2012 Jim Williams has spent much of his 56 years working with some of the biggest names in the music business, including Frank Zappa, John McLaughlin and Stevie Wonder.
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tapeop.com | John Baccigaluppi |Larry Crane |Ian Brennan |Andy Hong
đźš§ We are launching a new site and some features are currently unavailable. We will be fully back online soon. đźš§ ISSUE #51 Jan 2006 At the end of the afternoon, Martin said, "Oh, by the way, I'm just thinking. The problem with having too much material to work with... I think the mind can't really remember like five takes or seven takes. I actually find that three is absolutely the limit. Four fucks it up.
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tapeop.com | John Baccigaluppi |Larry Crane |Ian Brennan |Andy Hong
đźš§ We are launching a new site and some features are currently unavailable. We will be fully back online soon. đźš§ ISSUE #119 May 2017 I have been a big fan of spring and plate reverbs for decades, and over the past three years I have spent a significant amount of time diving into the wormhole of designing and building them, initially for my own use and now for others.
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tapeop.com | John Baccigaluppi |Larry Crane |Ian Brennan |Andy Hong
When asked to come up with a "do it yourself" tube mic pre project, I thought long and hard about what topology to go with. I designed a number of different hybrid tube/discrete class A designs (eliminating transformers because of their large expense) but ultimately settled upon a classic tube/transformer- coupled design. The thought being, if you are going to spend the time to build it, then make it worth the effort.
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tapeop.com | John Baccigaluppi |Larry Crane |Ian Brennan |Andy Hong
π§ We are launching a new site and some features are currently unavailable. We will be fully back online soon. π§ ISSUE #61 Sep 2007 Nicolas Collins's book, Handmade Electronic Music: The Art Of Hardware Hacking, is a brilliant, hands-on guide to electronic music making. I've known Nic since the mid-1970s; he's been a friend, a colleague, a collaborator and a mentor, yet he never ceases to amaze me with his latest bit of music or techno-logical innovation.
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