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Andy Hong
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Columnist, Tape Op Magazine
Boston
Beats
Wellness
Content
Shifting perspectives: outlooks on ageing in place in the COVID-19 era | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core
By Valerie Greer, Sarah L. Canham, Andy Hong Verified, Natalie Caylor| dx.doi.org@ Living in the geographic region of Salt Lake Valley, which has access to many outdoor amenities, participants described renewed appreciation for the outdoors as influential in their decisions about ageing in place. Participants reported spending more time outdoors during the pandemic because they had significantly more free time, and because ‘people were very cautious about walking clear out around each other’ (participant 3, age 70, female).
By Andy Hong Verified| The Daily Campus Verified Tyler, the Creator’s “Chromakopia” is both a sonic evolution and a raw examination of personal themes that have lingered throughout his discography. Known for his bold production and biting introspection, Tyler now dives deeper into his identity, queerness and the bittersweet balance between fame and isolation. This album doesn’t just revisit past concepts; it refines them, painting a complex picture of Tyler’s life as he sheds past personas and lets vulnerability take center stage.
Shifting perspectives: outlooks on ageing in place in the COVID-19 era | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core
By Valerie Greer, Sarah L. Canham, Andy Hong Verified, Natalie Caylor| dx.doi.org@ Living in the geographic region of Salt Lake Valley, which has access to many outdoor amenities, participants described renewed appreciation for the outdoors as influential in their decisions about ageing in place. Participants reported spending more time outdoors during the pandemic because they had significantly more free time, and because ‘people were very cautious about walking clear out around each other’ (participant 3, age 70, female).
Company Info
Tape Op Magazine
Tape Op is a magazine and multimedia resource dedicated to music recording, production, and audio engineering. Founded in April 1996 by Larry Crane, it began as a grassroots project, with early issues hand-assembled by Crane. The name "Tape Op" pays homage to the role of tape operators in mid-20th-century UK studios. The magazine offers a free print publication that includes artist interviews, studio profiles, and technical articles. It also maintains an online presence with archives of past issues and additional articles. Tape Op fosters a strong community of audio professionals and enthusiasts, engaging with a loyal readership and a significant social media following. The publication operates independently, prioritizing editorial integrity and avoiding sponsored content, while collaborating with audio equipment manufacturers and recording studios for advertising partnerships.
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Founded: 1996