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Frontlines

News | Phaze 1, Jul 1989
PEOPLE, GEAR, EVENTS, GOSSIP

including the bmf, pet shop boys and the latest competition winner

Integrating MIDI & The Studio

Feature | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Sep 1988

MIDI has revolutionised the way we make and record music. But it has developed at such an incredible pace that it is easy to lose sight of MIDI's many benefits. In this lengthy article, Craig Anderton provides a lucid explanation of how you can make MIDI work for you - whether you have a small home studio set-up or a full-blown professional system.

Digitech DSP 128 Plus

Review | Music Technology, May 1989
Digital Multi-effects Processor

In the multi-effects processor wars, Digitech's DSP 128 Plus distinguishes itself with comprehensive facilities and little sound colouration. Ian Waugh treats himself.

News

News | Music UK, Sep 1982

More News, more Stories

News

News | International Musician, Dec 1986

...And finally

Voyetra Technologies Sequencer Plus III

Review | Music Technology, May 1988
Software for the IBM PC

Turning his back on the Atari ST, Ian Waugh boots up a comprehensive sequencing package for the IBM PC (and compatibles). If you thought the Atari ST and Macintosh had it all their own way, read again.

Studiomaster Primo Mikes

Review | International Musician, Jan 1986
MikeCheck

A new range gets a polish from Jimbo's moustache

Monitor Special: Urei 809 - Part 1

Review Series | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1986

Ken Dibble checks out this pair of Urei monitors and draws some interesting conclusions.

ADA Signal Processors

Review | Sound On Sound, Nov 1988

David Mellor tries out three new effects units from ADA — a MIDI programmable stereo equaliser, MIDI valve preamp, and a pitch transposer - and finds one that gives his secret studio weapon a run for its money.

Technart TUK 200

Review | Music Technology, Jun 1989
Pitch-to-MIDI Conversion System

The search for an alternative to the keyboard as a MIDI controller continues - with a system from a new British company called Technart. Debbie Poyser tracks down the TUK 200.

JBL LT-1 Mini-Monitors

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1986

A speaker suitable for car, snowmobile or studio... Ben Duncan investigates.

Twister

Feature | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987
Programmable Automation Computer

New writer Roger Jackson reveals how this mid-priced programmable automation computer can be used to automate mixes on any manufacturer's mixing desk.

Keeping Ahead

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1986
Ramsa WM-S1E, 2E, 5E and 10E Mics

Dr Simon Bateson delivers a fair and detailed report on a rather unusual range of microphones.

AZ-TEC Micro-Module Microphone

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Jun 1984

Analysing the Spectrum

Review | Topic: Acoustics | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1985
Audiosource RTA1 Spectrum Analyser

Dave Simpson takes a break from counting his savings to tell you what he's spending it all on.

Trade Winds - BMF 1989

Show Report | Music Technology, Sep 1989
British Music Fair Show Report

This year's British Music Fair attracted hordes of equipment-hungry punters eager to see what the future of music might hold. Simon Trask was there asking the same question.

Home Recording - Part 7

Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Home Studio, Microphones, Recording | Music UK, Dec 1982
Studio Equipment - Part Two

Nobby Line continues the run down on Music U.K.'s 8-track package. This month — accessit units

SMPTE Uncovered

Feature | Topic: Syncronisation | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1986

A brief look at the basics of this important synchronisation system.

Of Men and Mice

Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987

The world of music is being invaded by computers whether you like it or not. So what can they offer the musician? Mark Badger takes a sideways glance at the development and application of this burgeoning new technology.

Trace Elliot AH 350X Amp & 1818X Cab

Review | International Musician, May 1986
AmpCheck

Trace Elliot surprise everyone by bringing out an amp-cab set up smallerthan the average semidetached. Martin Brassel moves in fora closer look

The Joreth Music Composer System

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1986

If you make extensive use of MIDI keyboards, drum machines or MIDI controlled effects, this flexible package revolutionise your studio.

Sennheiser Microphones

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1984

The Scintillator

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1985

A professional stereo enhancer at a affordable price.

Roland CM Modules

Review | Music Technology, Jan 1990
ROLAND CM32L, CM32P, CM64 & LAPC1 Sound Modules

Roland's CM32L, CM32P, CM64 and LAPC1 modules are a selection of their more familiar expanders re-configured and re-packaged with the computer synthesist in mind. Modulating with Ian Waugh.

Roland AX-1

Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993
MIDI Keyboard Controller

'Walk tall, walk straight and look the world right in the eye' - as Val Doonican once said. Now you can with Roland's portable MIDI keyboard controller, designed for those with a severe case of guitar envy. Nicholas Rowland discusses the angle of the dangle

 

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