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100 Issues! 100 Quotes!

Issues! 100 Quotes! In late 2005 we celebrated the 50th Tape Op with an end page of "Fifty Issues, Fifty Quotes," featuring one quote from every Tape Op up to that point. And here we are at Tape Op number 100, so I decided to revisit this idea. I tried to recall certain concepts, thoughts, and stories that have resonated with me over the years from

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Issue #50

Fifty Issues, Fifty Quotes

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Issue #74

Remastered CDs (2009)

By Jeff Slate

Remastered CDs (2009) The Beatles Remastered CDs (2009)

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Issue #162

Brittany Davis: Here to Make a Difference

By Lisa Machac

Brittany Davis As a blind artist, Brittany Davis' music transcends traditional boundaries, weaving together a rich tapestry of genres and emotions in their debut solo album, Image Issues . From overcoming personal trauma to channeling divine inspiration, Brittany's honesty and fearlessness shines through, offering a deeply human and inspiring musical experience. Here, Brittany talks with Lisa Machac of Omni Sound Project about how they got started playing music, the technology

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Issue #151

Jesse Ray Ernster & Bob Clearmountain on Mixing: “We’re in!”

By John Baccigaluppi

Jesse Ray Ernster & Bob Clearmountain on Mixing Bob Clearmountain is no stranger to the pages of Tape Op , as we've chatted with him in issues #84 and #129 . But when Marlene Passaro at Apogee Digital asked us if we'd be interested in a discussion between Bob and Jesse Ray Ernster, a young mixer he admires, we said yes. Bob is a legend for his work with Bruce Springsteen

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Issue #149

The Mental Health of Making Records

By Kyle Michael Nicolaides

s what I learned. [ Please note that this article mentions suicide. Help is always available. Please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 if you are having any life-threatening issues. -Ed

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Issue #142

Jim Keller of Sondhus: Designing the Residential Studio

By Joseph Branciforte

Jim on the final day of my studio build to pick his brain about his design philosophy – which gives equal weight to studio acoustics, aesthetics, and functionality – and some of the most common technical issues faced in designing home recording and mixing setups

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Issue #136

Ray Moore: Moore on Moore: Reflections on the Studio Life, Columbia Records (1957-1995)

By Vic Svorinich

Ray Moore The article you are searching for has been removed due to copyright issues. Please check out Edison, Musicians, and the Phonograph: A Century in Retrospect for an interview with Ray Moore and many others

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Issue #20

Phill Brown: Bob Marley & The Wailers 20/2/1973

By Phill Brown

John Martyn, Little Feat, Atomic Rooster, and Talk Talk. This is an excerpt from his (as yet) unpublished book, Are We Still Rolling? , and we'll be running more chapters from it in upcoming issues. Last issue: Phill began working at Basing Street Studios and worked with Led Zeppelin, Mott the Hoople and more... –LC

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Issue #71

Death & Black Metal

By Ron Vento

is imperative that you make sure the band knows the importance of good gear. If you bring in a shitty drum set, you will get a shitty sound. Make sure all the common-sense issues are discussed prior to recording: clean cymbals, new drum heads, properly tuned drums, new strings, intonation set ups on guitars, etc. If you don't have good gear, rent, borrow or steal it. Okay, maybe

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Issue #30

Elliot Earls Catfish DVD

By John Baccigaluppi

Elliot Earls Catfish DVD

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Issue #18

Phill Brown

By Phil Brown

Stomu Yamash'ta, John Martyn, Little Feat, Atomic Rooster, and Talk Talk. This is an excerpt from his book, Are We Still Rolling? , and we'll be running more chapters from it in upcoming issues. Last issue: Phill worked with Glyn Johns, Traffic, and the Small Faces

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Issue #17

Phill Brown: Traffic sessions, 1968

By Phil Brown

Stomu Yamash'ta, John Martyn, Little Feat, Atomic Rooster, and Talk Talk. This is an excerpt from his book, Are We Still Rolling? , and we'll be running more chapters from it in upcoming issues. Last issue: Phill got his start as a tape operator and worked on sessions with Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Kramer

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Issue #19

Phill Brown: Zeppelin, Sly Stone & more

By Phil Brown

Stomu Yamash'ta, John Martyn, Little Feat, Atomic Rooster, and Talk Talk. This is an excerpt from his book, Are We Still Rolling? , and we'll be running more chapters from it in upcoming issues. Last issue: Phill recounts the recording of the Rolling Stones' classic, Beggar's Banquet

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Issue #16

Phill Brown: in Olympic Studios with Jimi Hendrix

By Phil Brown

Stomu Yamash'ta, John Martyn, Little Feat, Atomic Rooster, and Talk Talk. This is an excerpt from his book, Are We Still Rolling? , and we'll be running more chapters from it in upcoming issues