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Nov. 15, 2000  |  No. 20

Andy Hong

by Scott Craggs

I first became aware of this Andy Hong fella after hearing the latest Karate record "The Bed Is In the Ocean." Besides having great songs and equally great performances, the recording is just...

July 15, 2000  |  No. 18

Make Your Own Piezo Drum Triggers

by Leigh Marble

Ingredients: piezo discs (at least one for each drum you want a trigger on, preferably more in case you screw up) small gauge, double-stranded wire (about 6" of wire per trigger) speaker wire or...

Jan. 20, 2000

Greg Sage of Zeno Studios and The Wipers

by Bryan Bingold

I first discovered The Wipers in a basement record shop in Southeast Portland. I picked up Silver Sail and was blown away by the sonic quality. I quickly found myself buying all The Wipers' albums I...

Jan. 15, 2000  |  No. 15

Trusty Tune Shop: A Grandma run studio!

by Larry Crane

We hear about a lot of great studios here at Tape Op but not very many are run by 75 year old grandmothers. Elsie Childers runs her Trusty Tuneshop studio on her farm in Nebo, Kentucky. The big...

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Sept. 15, 1999  |  No. 19

Mixing Tips & Tricks

by Pete Weiss

When I first sat down to write this piece I was a bit apprehensive. Over the years there have been countless magazine articles on mixing techniques and tips. I kept thinking, "Man, every Tape...

Sept. 15, 1999  |  No. 19

Top 10 Recording Tips

by Barry Rudolph

#10 ALWAYS DOCUMENT THE RECORDING SESSION IN SOME WAY. Take numbers, mic placement, effect settings, date of recordings, song titles, artist and writers names, reel numbers, BPM and SMPTE Song Start...

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