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 The Big Ten - 1984Retrospective | International Musician, Mar 1985 |
 Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, May 1993 |
 The Big Ten - 1985Retrospective | International Musician, Mar 1985 |
A Cynic Writes...Opinion | Music Technology, Feb 1993When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Go Shopping |
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 Waxing LyricalFeature | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting | International Musician, Oct 1985How To Write LyricsRichard Walmsley takes a look at the under-estimated art of lyric writing |
 Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Oct 1985Yet again Deevoy confuses success and excess |
 The Musical MicroFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician, Jan 1986Usable PackagesThe sun rises on computer music, or so says Tony Mills |
 Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Aug 1985Disturbing tales of everyday studio folk |
 Roland MC500Review | Making Music, Dec 1986 |
 Casio DH800 MIDI HornReview | Phaze 1, Jul 1989 |
 ShredderShow Report | One Two Testing, May 1986Frankfurt 86The Frankfurt show seen from a diagonal position |
 Absolute - Absolute PrecisionReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jul 1985UMI-2BSequencing interface for the BBC |
 Dr.T XorReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1989System Exclusive OrchestratorIf you have a large number of disorganised patches and an unruly MIDI network, then Xor is made for you. It is designed to make sound management and working with MIDI instruments easier. Martin Russ finds out if the claims are true. |
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