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Where Tape Op Podcast ranks today in each Apple Podcasts chart (US, Oct 8, 2026).
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The DISCusion pod cast with Steve Von Till was excellent. I always enjoy hearing Steve’s analysis and thoughts about certain recordings. I had never gave Brian Enos No Land a good listen until now. Im glad this pod cast turned me on to that album.
Love the magazine. The podcast still needs work. We all know it's hard to get great sound when recording, but these podcasts are hard to listen to. Looking forward to what this series could become.
Tape Op is a beautiful, unpretentious and information rich publication. The podcast more than meets this high standard. If you're a fan of one, you'll be a fan of the other. Larry and friends: so excited to have yet another medium to admire your work in!
As if a free magazine that has better content than most paid subscription magazines wasn't enough, here is the podcast. Great first episode and great addition to the Tape Op collection.
A podcast on the craft of recording with the worst sound quality I've ever heard. I'd say it's recorded with an iPhone but that would be an insult to the fairly decent scratch pad that is the voice memos app. While the content is probably amazing, it's near impossible to make out what is being said. Hopefully they can swap some ad space for a few decent mics and solve this problem.
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