January 28, 2012   -   Comments (12)
So for quite a while now we've been trying to figure out how to best bring the full Tape Op print magazine into the digital era, and we've think we've settled on some sort of mobile app..but we'd really like your input before committing to one... < KEEP READING >
January 10, 2012  
We wanna make sure you're ready - issue #87 will show up soon for all you US subscribers. We won't let the cat out of the bag just yet, but we've revisited a well-known studio owner/engineer who had some wonderful insights. Keep an eye on that... < KEEP READING >
January 7, 2012  
We'll be wandering around the giant halls of the NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA, Jan 19-22 (National Association of Music Merchants). It's not open to the public, but most music gearhead types can usually find a way in! It's pretty crazy to see what people... < KEEP READING >
October 27, 2011  
We want to make sure everyone knows that we have finally published Phill Brown's book. In issue #12 Larry Crane and Chris Eckman interviewed Phill Brown, a producer/engineer with credits like Mott the Hoople, David Bowie, Sly Stone, Led... < KEEP READING >
October 27, 2011  
Tape Op is one of the sponsors of the Third Annual Recording Summit at Welcome to 1979 in Nashville, happening Nov 11 to 13. Editor Larry Crane, will be interviewing "live" with Jacquire King for an upcoming Tape Op interview on the 13th.... < KEEP READING >
September 21, 2011  
AES Conference in NYC - FREE PASSES!!!! < KEEP READING >
August 18, 2011  
Check out this great recent  interview with Phill from Spike Magazine: http://www.spikemagazine.com/sound-advice-phill-browns-musical-odyssey.php < KEEP READING >
August 17, 2011  
A one day deal Weds, Aug 17th on Viva Voce's The Future Will Destroy You through Amazon for a $3.99 download. Go for it, the album is great and you read about it last issue (#84) of Tape Op!  < KEEP READING >
July 19, 2011  
 Welcome to the new online issue of Tape Op! We're covering a lot of stylistic ground this time around, from recording seminal metal bands (Armored Saint) to Disney kid pop (Tim James) to classic '60s rock and roll (Bob Holden). Also, check out... < KEEP READING >
May 16, 2011  
Tape Op's founder and editor, Larry Crane, was asked to write an op-ed piece on "Spring Cleaning", or what he'd get rid of. Find out here! < KEEP READING >