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GREAT FREE home recording magazine!
Can't remember if this was ever mentioned here but I highly recommend Tape Op magazine for everybody here. It's very much for the DIY/home recordists which is probably 99 % of ppl here. Don't get me wrong, at times you'll find engineers and producers interviewed there that will INSIST on specific types of gear (some gear that costs just as much as a new Mac) but overall, there has been enough practical knowledge shared from that mag by other home recordists that it's a good read. Almost every producer/engineer from different era has been covered there. (Ex. Recording vocals in bathroom, how to use thick curtains to treat living room, Clothes hanger with pantyhose as a vocal pop shield, etc)
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Been subscribed since about 2002. By far the best recording magazine out there. If you have recording/mic'ing/mixing type questions, chances are you can find the answer via tape op forum search.
Thanks for the link, @gjcyrus.
TapeOp has changed over the years. Back when it started up in 1996, it was much more of a 'zine, and it really focused on lo-fi bands. It's still a great read, but if you can find ancient issues, they have a lot of great interviews and tips on getting a lot out of minimal equipment, especially via creative micing and arranging.
If you've ever known the thrill of irretrievably erasing your four-track cassette backing tracks by bouncing them down to an external recorder, and then recording the bounce back to your four-track to layer more stuff on top of it, you're in for a treat.
The first several years are (mostly) available in two books, both of which you can still get through Amazon:
Tape Op Vol 1
Tape Op Vol 2
Oh cool, didn't know about those books. Thnx for heads up