[TapeVille] Re: Great Concept for List!
- From: Tyler <programmer651@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 16:04:12 -0400
It was published in Ziegler already? I better go check!
Tyler ZOn Wed, 10 Jul 2013 19:42:08 +0000, Alex HORTON wrote:
>I saw your special notice in the online Matilda Ziegler magazine. > From:
>programmer651@xxxxxxxxxxx > Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 13:16:33 -0400 > To:
>tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > CC: > Subject: [TapeVille] Re: Great Concept for List! >
>
>> Well, then you are our type! Thanks for finding out about us, however you
>did. > Tyler Z > On Wed, 10 Jul 2013 15:55:28 +0000, Alex HORTON wrote: > >
>>
> > >I have heard of Niel Rogers. I still get talking books on cassette from >
>>Christian Record Services out of Lincoln, Nebraska and Books Aloud out of >
>>California. I also still use my HandiCassette II. Alex > From: >
>>programmer651@xxxxxxxxxxx > Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 09:04:08 -0400 > To: >
>>tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > CC: > Subject: [TapeVille] Re: Great Concept for List! >
>>
>> >> I am part of a radio tribute group for Neil Rogers. He was a radio talk
>show > >host in > Miami, Florida from 1976 to 2009. He started out doing just
>straight > >talk, but by the late > 1980s he started playing comedy bits.
>Well, one of the > >group members sent me some tapes, and I > hooked up a
>sampler, and I converted > >the tapes to mp3 and sent the files to the group.
>And yes, > this is a brand > >new mailing list. It started out in September
>2012 (very, very, very inactive) > >with > Looper's Delight members, which,
>since 1996, live looping artists have > >been communicating on. > Well, I saw
>there were no tape mailing lists, so I > >set one up, and got a few loopers
>to
>sign > up. I then remembered the blind > >people like myself; the tape
>version
>of Talking Books is still around, and > >there are > probably some
>HandiCassette users left. So I advertised it in > >those places as well. >
>Tyler Z > On Wed, 10 Jul 2013 03:14:13 +0000, Alex > >HORTON wrote: > > > >
>>I
>think I used Ampex machines when I took radio > >broadcasting in college. I
>love > >that kerchunk sound as well. I don't > >currently work with open-reel
>tape but I > >would like to. My buddy has a > >whole bunch of recordings of
>albums that aired on > >CHUM-fm and WBUF and we > >would both like to find a
>machine to play them on. > > >From: > >howard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > To:
>tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: > > >>[TapeVille] Re: Great Concept for List! >
>Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2013 22:01:49 -0500 > > > >> > Hi all, > > I guess I must be
>new here cuz I think this is a new list, > >> >huh? > > I've never had the
>chance to run one of those ampex 350's or other > >> >pro machines, but I've
>had a few ampex home machines in my day. They were > >sure > >built nice. I
>wish I had a couple of them back again. For open reel > >tape, I'm > >now
>using a pair of pioneer 7 inch reversable machines, 707 or > >717 or
>something
>> >like that. > > I'll be glad to know if anyone is still > >seriously using
>open > >reel tape. > > Take care > > Howard, near Milwaukee > > >-----
>Original Message > >----- > From: "Tyler" <programmer651@xxxxxxxxxxx> > >
>>To:
><tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > >Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2013 6:56 PM > Subject: >
>>[TapeVille] Re: Great Concept > >for List! > > > Well, that's a good thing!
>>>
>>Welcome to TapeVille, buddy! We're > >trying to become both a > discussion >
>>list and a magazine, so, if for some odd > >reason, tapes are in the news, >
>>then we will try > to put it on here ASAP. > > >Tyler Z > On Tue, 9 Jul 2013
>> >18:34:43 -0500, Max G. Swanson wrote: > > > >As > >I try to resurrect my >
>>iPhone bought just in March, I prefer to think > >about > >the wonders of >
>>tape. What, in digital land, can you compare to the > >kerChunk > >of an
>>Ampex
> > >300 you just started up from the radio station's > >board; and it's >
> > >>your
> > >first time running a board, and you cued up the > >29-minute taped program
>> > >>perfectly? > > > >Now that's a thrill. > >-- > >"Americans must know
>> the
>basic > > > >architecture of programs designed to > >protect them."(Senator
>Franken.) > > >>Regards, Max. > > > > > > > > >
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