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Article from Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, December 1984 | |
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© MC2 Music.
A convincing demonstration of the possibilities of the DS3... No other instruments are used!
Just scratching at the surface of this open-ended piece of technology - a brief selection from the enormous range of sound textures it offers.
The first of our two demo spots features Zenon Schoepe, Nick Diamond, Jo Homaker, and Somebody Someone, with two very different approaches to electronic music.
Will it grow on you? Judge for yourself on this evidence.
© Vesper Lynd Music.
In this month's System piece hear how a rag-bag of antiquated technology can still combine into something special.
A run-through of techniques and ideas; treating drum patterns with reverb, 'orchestral' effects, and a special 'Magnificent Seven' highlight spot.
An ES & CM Sound exclusive - A specially-commissioned Dub version of UB40's new single, Riddle Me, unavailable anywhere else!
© M. Dread.
Kicking off side two, another Reggae piece, from a master of the art. Find our how he did it, in the mag...
Hear the new Digisound chips for the Drumulator; The sounds of Yamaha's new digital drum machine, the RX15, and a new electro-drum kit, the UP5.
Two brief examples of what can be achieved with our latest box of tricks, a 16-step analogue sequencer.
Featuring the music of Jo Homaker, an exponent of 'real' sound synthesis, and... Tara!... Demo of the Month. Is it your demo?... Listen and find out.
ES & CM takes you through the presets and facilities of this mobile marvel, and shows it at work in a short piece.
A concrete demonstration of how MIDI is beginning to change the way music is played - up to twelve instruments under the control of your home micro!
The Bit 1 - a selection of it's surprisingly rich sounds. Have you been bitten yet?
© William A. Bong Ltd.
Rounding off this months' tape, an instrumental from Larry of Bronski Beat (He's the one with glasses...) inspired, he says, by Southend on Sea!
Recorded at Heath Levy Publishing on:
Multitrack:
3-M 16 Track M56
Mastering:
¼" Studer B67.
Mixing:
Rainderk Desk.
Monitoring:
Tannoy REDS
Mics:
Neumann, AKG, Shure.
Effects:
AKG Plate Reverb, Korg D.D.L.'s.
Additional:
Revox A77, B77 machines.
A big thanks to Heath Levy for all their help. Thanks also to: Larry of Bronski Beat, UB40, Mikey Dread, Steve Hall, and Mainframe.
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Side A Tracklisting:
00:00 Intro 01:09 Another Channel, Mainframe 04:52 (Ad) Yamaha PS6100 06:00 Big Mother Keyboard 11:09 (Ad) Roland 11:15 (Ad) London/Bristol Rock Shop 11:49 Wind Up: Zenon Schoepe 13:08 Wind Up: Nicholas Diamond 14:30 Wind Up: Somebody Someone 15:48 Korg EX800 Expander 18:25 (Ad) Broadway Music 18:55 (Ad) Roland 19:07 Victoria Would, Robert Vander 20:43 Magnificent Seven Reverbs 25:15 (Ad) Boss 25:21 (Ad) PPG Waveterm 27:37 Riddle Me, UB40
Side B Tracklisting:
00:00 (Ad) Yamaha PS6100 01:04 (Ad) Rock City / Yamaha 02:13 Oneness, Mikey Dread 05:35 Drumfest: UP5 08:16 Yamaha RX15 09:41 Quiksilva's Drumkit 10:12 Drumulator, old & new sounds 12:26 (Ad) Freedmans 13:12 (Ad) Roland 13:23 Sequencer Project a) Filter sweep b) Eight-step 15:06 Demos: Jo Ho'maker 16:19 Demo Of The Month: Nanu Nanu 18:26 (Ad) London Rock Shop 18:57 Yamaha PS6100 21:25 Post-a-studio! 22:30 (Ad) Yamaha KX5 23:17 Bit One Poly 25:57 (Ad) Roland 26:04 (Ad) PPG Waveterm 27:10 Sunspot, Larry Steinbachek 29:26 Outro
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