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Larry Crane
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Co-Owner and Editor, Tape Op Magazine
Portl
Beats
Literature the arts cultural criticism feminism travel
I don't use pre-written content, can't commission opinion pieces, and don't write lifestyle content.
Content
By Alex Maiolo Verified, Larry Crane Verified| Tape Op Magazine Verified by Alex Maiolo@ Tape Op #21], turns 70 today. That's almost irrelevant, as this treasure of a human should be celebrated every day, but it prompted me to write about his impact. Like anyone, I was blissfully ignorant about how records were made as a kid. The only insider information I had was from shows like The Brady Bunch.
By Alex Maiolo Verified, Larry Crane Verified| Tape Op Magazine Verified by Alex MaioloOne of our patron saints of recording, Mitch Easter [Tape Op #21], turns 70 today. That's almost irrelevant, as this treasure of a human should be celebrated every day, but it prompted me to write about his impact. Like anyone, I was blissfully ignorant about how records were made as a kid. The only insider information I had was from shows like The Brady Bunch.
By Alex Maiolo Verified, Larry Crane Verified| Tape Op Magazine Verified by Alex Maiolo@ Tape Op #21], turns 70 today. That's almost irrelevant, as this treasure of a human should be celebrated every day, but it prompted me to write about his impact. Like anyone, I was blissfully ignorant about how records were made as a kid. The only insider information I had was from shows like The Brady Bunch.
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.
Portland, United States
+1 503-232-6047
Founded: 1996