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http://www.wavetheory.org/node/86 Comments for "TapeOp rocks " en http://www.wavetheory.org/node/86 <p><!-- google_ad_section_start --></p> <p><a href="http://www.tapeop.com">TapeOp</a> is the best free recording advice you&#39;re likely to find. To tell the truth, I haven&#39;t really used their web site much. It&#39;s the free magazine that I really look forward to.  Every two months, I get a collection of knowledgeable gear reviews, interesting interviews, hardware hacks and recording techniques. Best of all, it&#39;s free. You can sign up for a subscription <a href="http://www.tapeop.com">here</a>.  I cannot stress how useful this magazine is. It&#39;s run by people who love music. That love shines through in the care and attention put into the layout and editing. Even the advertising is generally useful. If you&#39;re interested in the art and science of recording, treat yourself and subscribe now. I&#39;ll elaborate on TapeOp in future posts. For now though, I just wanted to throw this nugget up here. Every page I&#39;ve read in the latest issue has been great. Ok, back to the mag. &gt;</p> <p><!-- google_ad_section_end --></p> http://www.wavetheory.org/node/86#comment Thu, 05 Oct 2006 17:17:26 -0700 Jonathan Putnam 86 at http://www.wavetheory.org