Re: magazines

["Butch" <paulrichard10@attbi.com>]

How about EQ magazine?

It's not bad although much of the equipment is very expensive gear indeed.

Lots of articles interviewing engineers & producers. Pics of immaculate
studios with nary a single cable showing. Amazing! I have cables coming out
of my ears.

I dropped it after about a 2 year sub. I must be doing something right
though. I'm getting Keyboard gratis. Yes!

Regards, Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "G. Ratte'" <z3kpw@yahoo.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 11:55 AM
Subject: magazines


> In the US, I'd go for Keyboard.  The guys are pretty old-skool but
definitely
> know their shit and have some perspective.  Which is refreshing since
they're
> not so annoyingly 'gee-whiz' about tech stuff.
>
> Electronic Musician ain't bad, but feels like it never really got the 
>hang
of
> the electronic thing and is playing catch-up...kinda like a harried
> 40-year-old cover band keyboard guy buying his first groovebox or
something
> to 'keep up with the kids.'
>
> M2 is entry-level, kid-with-Acid, 'how to make phat beats' in 1 page 
>junk.
>
> Computer Music does the same 'DAWs are cool, Your Guide To Sampling!"
> articles month after month.  You pay 10 bucks or whatever for a CD full 
>of
> demos and free samples you could grab off the 'net.
>
> Remix is crap.  Their 'artist' interviews seem to be written by their PR
> person..the worst being the Jamiroquai one a couple months back...goddamn
> that was some terrible BJ hack shit.  They had a how-to guide on ReCycle
> recently (the app is what, 5 years old?) that anybody who'd actually used
the
> thing more than a half-dozen times would've known was technically wrong.
> Big overviews of "MixMan Plus" or whatever, WTF?!
>
> G. Ratte'/cDc
>
>
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