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This book features interviews and articles from issues 11 to 20 of Tape Op, an independently published magazine founded in 1996. With a fiercely loyal readership, Tape Op covers creative and practical music recording topics - from the famous studios to musicians creating masterpieces in their bedrooms. Creativity, technique, equipment, passion and learning collide in this entertaining, value-rich publication. Interviews and articles in this volume include Abbey Road Studio, Butch Vig, Jim Dickinson, Joe Chiccarelli, Ani DiFranco, Fugazi, The Flaming Lips, and Ween.
Contents: Recording studios. Abbey Road Studios: Elliott Smith ; Chicago's AACM ; Toe Rag Music Studios ; Suma Studios ; Wharton Tiers ; The Blasting Room ; Butch Vig and Smart Studios -- Recording tips. Studio supplies ; Recording recipes 4 ; Recording recipes 5 ; Recording recipes 6 ; Recording recipes 7 ; Recording recipes 8 ; Recording recipes 9 ; Analog tape deck calibration ; How to build a microphone ; Resistors ; Headphone splitter box ; Recording recipes 11 ; Tape splicing, editing & loops ; Calibration for 2-head machines -- Engineers & producers. Andy Hong ; Phil Brown ; John Agnello ; Jim O'Rourke ; Oz Fritz - Visual Images ; Jon Brion ; Joe Chiccarelli ; Bob Weston ; Jack Endino ; Adam Lasus ; Oz Fritz - Velocity Sound Engineering ; David Barbe ; Roger Moutenot ; Tchad Blake ; Dave Trumfio ; Grant Showbiz ; Dave Fridmann ; Ken Nordine ; Moby ; Digital vs. Analog ; Stuart Hallermann ; Jim Dickinson ; Scott Colburn ; Some 4-track cassette tricks ; Make your own piezo drum triggers ; John Hardy ; Introduction to digital audio ; Dave Botrill -- Artists. Sparklehorse ; Howe Gelb ; Mayo Thompson ; Fugazi ; J. Robbins ; DJ Shadow ; Neutral Milk Hotel ; Mercury Rev ; Calexico ; Death Cab for Cutie ; DJ Spooky ; Robyn Hitchcock ; Elliott Peter Earls ; Ani Di Franco ; Ex ; Ween ; NS-10 Mod ; Andy Partridge of XTC ; Spot ; Top 10 Recording Tips ; Macha ; Recording Drums ; Jeremy Enigk ; Used Gear ; the Go-Betweens ; Eric 'Roscoe" Ambel ; Scott Fritz of KCRW ; Notes From Under the Ground.
i have a subscription to this magazine and its AWESOME.
the best free recording magazine you can get ( even better than one you have to pay for ) So i recommend this and the magazines to anyone who is into recording.
The best recording magazine ever. This is a collection pulled from the earlier issues. Great interviews, techniques and recording talk. If you are into recording at all and don't know about TapeOp, get on it now.
Το διάβασα και το απόλαυσα. Μια γενική ιδέα της κουλτούρας και υπο-κουλτούρας του ήχου. Η ζωή των "αλλόκοτων" για αρκετούς, μουσικών παραγωγών και ηχοληπτών μαζι με μια πληθώρα απο old-school tips and tricks για μείξη και ηχογράφηση.
If you're into music recording, this book (and the second volume) are indispensable. Tons of fantastic interviews and some interesting projects and ideas. Way fucking better than 'Recording' magazine by ten miles.
danger: this book will make you buy a cassette 4-track. If you already have one, it might make you record pavement and my bloody valentine covers into it for 3 or 4 nights in a row.