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SUMMARY:Making Music: Conversations with Record Producers - Tape Op's Lar
 ry Crane and Andy Hong in Conversation
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to welcome writer and recording engineer Larry 
 Crane\, to Grimey’s! Crane is the founder and editor of Tape Op Magazine
  —a print-based magazine that serves as an archive of conversations abou
 t the art and science of recording music\, with the highest circulation 
 of any recording magazine in the world. Crane will be joined by Andy Hon
 g to discuss the newly published book Making Music: Conversations with R
 ecord Producers\, a collection of interviews published in Tape Op magazi
 ne. Please join us on Thursday\, October 29th at 4:00 PM for what is sur
 e to be an interesting and entertaining discussion between Crane and Hon
 g as well as a pretty fun hang! You can preorder a copy of Making Music 
 (paperback\, Akashic Books 2026) on our webstore now or grab one at the 
 event. Crane will be signing copies of the book for those in attendance.
  (Signed preorders are also available for mail order.) Tape Op began in 
 1996 by a then-novice recording engineer named Larry Crane. The first is
 sue was 16 pages\, printed on legal paper and Xeroxed. The print run was
  around 500 copies and Larry sent it out to his friends. After three yea
 rs\, Larry partnered with John Baccigaluppi\, an engineer and producer w
 ho he'd worked with in the past and was now in the publishing business. 
 Between digital and print\, Tape Op now mails close to 70\,000 magazines
  to readers worldwide and is still growing. {Tape Op Magazine’s] origina
 l subtitle still probably says it best: The Creative Music Recording Mag
 azine. Tape Op is about learning how to make great recordings with whate
 ver tools you have access to. We interview engineers\, producers and mus
 icians who are making great recordings. We sit down and talk with them a
 t length and then run long\, in-depth interviews. The reader becomes\, i
 n essence\, the "tape op" hanging out in the studio and learning the tra
 de from the seasoned vets working in the studio. Unlike most recording m
 agazines\, our primary focus is not on reviewing equipment. We want to d
 iscuss making art. Tape Op is about education and creativity.\n\nTickets
 : https://www.grimeys.com/events/tape-op\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/
 event/15dbc936-6082-47c6-8cc5-adad15fe9027
LOCATION:Grimey's New & Preloved Music\, 1060 East Trinity Lane\, Nashvil
 le\, TN 37216
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/15dbc936-6082-47c6-8cc5-adad15fe902
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