You can send anything you want to Tape Op, just do not expect that we have the time or energy to listen to everything we get sent or personally reply to its sender.

Good! If no one got completely pissed off at this site, then I'm not doing my job. However, all email you send me becomes the property of me and I reserve the right to post it in part or in full and add my own commentary as I see fit. Consider yourself warned. That having been said, keep the hate mail coming! I noticed that a lot of the authors on your "Does Not Suck" list commit many of the sins on your "You've Written a Bad Fic" list. See similar questions...

Talk to us! We keep a contact list of recording studios that are "artist friendly" (this means inexpensive) and do good work. Call Chris at 651-292-3206, Kathleen at 651-292-3205 or Caly at 651-292-4381. Any of us can hook you up. Email works too: Chris, Kathleen, or Caly. See similar questions...

No. First of all, once and a while we check out Mp3s online, but we'd rather have a demo to listen to in the comfort of our own homes. Second of all, we don't sign bands just by hearing a demo, so we'd definitely not sign a band just because we've heard a good Mp3. There are more factors that we consider before signing a band. See #3. See similar questions...

Of course. A-Systems is happy to show off A-Systems JobView®. The "Demo" you receive is NOT a crippled version of A-Systems JobView® or "pictures" of a few carefully selected screens, only allowing you to see what A-Systems wants you to see. Instead, when you get a Demo, you get a Full Running Copy of A-Systems JobView®. It comes complete with over 60 sessions of multimedia training and a sample company (already set up for you to test). See similar questions...

The Wordos follow the Clarion model of critiquing. The short description is as follows: you read a given story on your own time, write up your comments, then on the evening of the workshop you speak for one to three minutes offering those and other comments aloud. At the end of the evening you give the critiqued story back to the author. There are a bunch of other rules about when you can speak and what you can say. If you're truly interested, you can read about it in our guidelines. See similar questions...

Pay attention to any specific concerns of the member asking for the critique. You should feel free to give your opinion, but do so in a tactful manner, as you yourself would wish to be critiqued. See similar questions...

Yes. This mini-game demo for Windows (6.39Mb) and this demo for Mac OSX (Universal Binary) (6.29Mb), called Attack of the Mutant Greys, shows the Game Framework in action but doesn't include any source code. See similar questions...

Like many independent production companies, Atlanta Gospel Productions accepts material from potential artists. Yes, we have helped produce studio projects and "live" recordings outside the Atlanta area. If you are interested in having us help you with your production please let us know. See similar questions...

We do not accept unsolicited materials. If you send us something unsolicited (meaning, we haven't asked you to send it to us), it may not be returned, and it probably won't get a listen either so please don't just send stuff. Please send a media kit with an issue of your publication along with a rate sheet and specs to: Advertising, 3300 Warner Blvd., Burbank, 91505. See similar questions...

We do not have slide show demo disks. We have found that these do not really help in the decision making process when evaluating software. What we have is a Trial Version of ChefTec. The Trial Version allows you to do anything that you can do in the live software, except print reports and it only lasts for two weeks. We charge US$19.95 (plus s/h), but deduct this when you purchase the live version. We also offer a 60-day money-back guarantee. See similar questions...

Someone gave me really harsh critique and pointed out lots of stuff... I meant to make that leg extra long, it's not a mistake! See similar questions...

We are financially unable to give all items we offer for free as we would cease to exist. We need to be good stewards of what God has given us. Therefore, the items on that page are the only ones we can give away free. NO. We emphatically state, NO! As a FAVOR to you, we take certain items, to our parish priest to bless before we mail them to you. See similar questions...

Barry was asked to join the band just before the recording of CODY. He had played a few gigs with the band as a flautist and occasional piano tinkler. After Barry joined the band, Stuart told him the reason he was in the band was because he was a good laugh. See similar questions...

with any career, education and practice are important. A good first step would be to discuss your interests with your school counselor or music teacher. If you are not currently enrolled in school, we recommend taking some singing and drama courses at your local college. We suggest you familiarize yourself with a musical theater group in your area, and read the entertainment industry trade papers, which are available at most libraries. See similar questions...

Part of WSOU's mission is to nurture new music. To that end, if you are an unsigned band, please send your demo to Street Patrol, WSOU's program dedicated to local and unsigned artists: All incoming CDs go through the music department, and are forwarded to the proper show producer/host. If your CD isn't accepted for our new music rotation, the most likely place it will go is the show for local and unsigned bands known as Street Patrol. See similar questions...