Best Magazine for Hobby/Semi-Pro Home Studio Info?

[Muxlow]

What are your favorite mags for all things related to home studio use at the hobby or semi-pro level? I'm talking about something with reviews of hardware/software/instruments, tips, tutorials, shootouts, interviews, etc. So far, I'm not seeing much...

What do you read?

[El CaCa]

Tapeop.com

They have a magazine thats actually free! delevered to your door bi monthly...Great interviews great reviews...It's truly my favorite magazine...More so than eq, home recording, mix etc....Sign up for a FREE subscription...No strings attached....It's totally free!

[letsjam]

I like Computer Music, Future Music

[kenhawkins]

Tape-op you cannot go wrong with free! and the articles actually have meat, as opposed to articles geared toward selling the latest big thing!

2 cents,
ken;

[pk_hat]

Tape Op
Sound On Sound
Future Music
Computer Music

[slickrick]

Penthouse

[MidnightFlyer]

Tapeop.com

They have a magazine thats actually free! delevered to your door bi monthly...Great interviews great reviews...It's truly my favorite magazine...More so than eq, home recording, mix etc....Sign up for a FREE subscription...No strings attached....It's totally free!

I too love Tape Op, but are you sure about bi monthly? It seems like I get one every couple months. Anyone know for sure?

[kmshroom]

The ones I like and read regularly;

Sound on Sound
Computer Music
Future Music
Music Tech

I'd say in that order too (best to worst).

I find EQ, Electronic Musician, and Keyboard mag to be somewhat poor (at least comparative to the above), though out of those three I'd say that EM is the better one.

[orage]

My faves:

Electronic Musician
Tape Op
Freeskier Magazine

[Henry Lee]

tape op, hands down.

even better, buy the tape op book.

even better than that, subscribe
to tape op so they can grow and offer
a true alternative in music rag publishing.

I just moved and will PAY them for a real
subscription as long as they keep doing
what they do so darn well. this coming from
a self employed (read: underemployed)
small biz person.

my two cents.
HL