Recording Recipes #8: "Let It Bleed"

Tutorials  |  No. 31

Poor Man's Mellotron

by Bruce Harvie

Tutorials  |  No. 10

Recording Recipes #2: Flying Microphones

by Larry Crane, Curtis Settino

As I did last time, I'm going to give you a few recipes for unconventional recording techniques. In the event that something turns out to be "conventional" (boring/old hat/duh!), please berate me...

Tutorials  |  No. 19

Recording Recipes #11: Megaphones

by Curtis Settino

Tutorials  |  No. 6

I'm No Expert #1

by Geoff Farina

Maybe you remember Geoff's interview from Tape Op #3 where we talked a lot about tube amps and such.  Since then a lot of readers have mentioned how handy that was and how they'd like to hear...

Tutorials  |  No. 12

Recording Recipes #4: Flying Musicians

by Curtis Settino

In Recording Recipes No. 2 (TAPE OP No. 10), I wrote about flying microphones. This time I'll set forth a few recording techniques involving flying (roaming, really) musicians. As with the...

Tutorials  |  No. 73

Andrew Marcinkowski

by Alex McKenzie

Andrew Marcinkowski has been working as an engineer in some of NYC's best known studios for ten years. In house stints at Chung King Recording Studios and Mission Sound have gotten him a great...

Tutorials  |  No. 73

Remix or Remake?

by Larry Crane

So Matt Frost turns in his fine article here on Jackson Analogue and then Jim Homes emails me to say, "We are doing a lot of remixing these days, but they are all recorded entirely again (keeping only...

Tutorials  |  No. 9

Recording Recipes #9

by Curtis Settino

Since I often record alone, I've developed a few techniques to compensate for the lack of extra eyes, ears and hands (until cloning is available to the masses) that I work without. Not all these...

Tutorials  |  No. 13

Affordable Recording on a Mac

by Rob Lodes

In the last issue of Tape Op, Rich Hardesty's article, "A Beginner's Guide to Digital Recording With Your PC," was really inspiring to me for two reasons. First, that you were doing an article, on...