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Article from Electronics & Music Maker, April 1981 | |
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Starting Point (Part 3)
(EMM May 81)
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Building A Bionic Sax |
Eliminating Patch Cords Without Eliminating Capability - A Practical Approach |
Electronic Drum Sequencer - Software for BBC Micro |
Magic Buttons - Touch Switch Theory |
PA Signal Processor (Part 1) |
X-Ray Specs - Ben Duncan explains the language of the specification sheet (Part 1) |
Reverb Modification |
Technically Speaking |
The String Damper |
Workbench - CHECKA |
Workbench - Lighting Effects on Stage — Update |
Workbench |
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