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Musikmesse '86, FrankfurtShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986...while Dan Goldstein, sore-foot from Germany, has the details on the new European and Japanese gear that'll soon be flooding the UK's music stores. Prepare for some surprises. |
The Games People PlayedFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Vintage Instruments | Phaze 1, Nov 1988YESTERYEAR'S GEAR: Olympic drumsin memory of olympic drums |
Hard TimesFeature | Topic: Music Theory | Making Music, Jan 19877/4There is life outside of 4/4. We dissect those funny times like five and seven and quarter past four on a Thursday. |
Scam From NAMMShow Report | Making Music, Feb 1987Highlights from America's West Coast instrument expo. Hot scoops. |
Real Time MIDIFeature | Topic: MIDI | Music Technology, May 1989MIDI is more than a means of sending note data to a couple of synths and changing settings on a reverb unit. Ernie Tello looks into the real-time applications of MIDI. |
A&RtistryEditorial | Music Technology, Oct 1989The record company A&R man is your enemy, right? After all, it's only him that stands between you and a record deal. But technology has changed his job and your relationship with him. |
Sing OutEditorial | Music Technology, Nov 1991If Led Zeppelin were active today, they'd be forgiven for recording 'The Songs All Remain The Same'. Tim Goodyer looks at technology and the singer. |
Stage FrightFeature | Topic: Live, Performing | Making Music, May 1987NervesDo you suffer from the musicianly variety? Calm yourself down, turn to page 11, and feel lots better. OK now? |
Roll ReversalEditorial | Music Technology, Apr 1992We all like to daydream from time to time, so try this: envisage a world in which high technology had become the province of the drummer rather than the keyboard player. Tim Goodyer's imagination runs riot. |
Home Is The HeroFeature | Topic: Gear Guide, Home Studio, Recording | One Two Testing, Jan 1985Six stars outline their home demo set-upssketching song ideas at home. how certain successful stars record their demos - John Entwistle, Nik Kershaw, Annabel Lamb, Adrian Belew, Blancmange |
Simmons SDXReview | Music Technology, Apr 1988Electronic Percussion SystemThe company that pioneered the electronic drum kit bring us the next generation of electronic percussion. Nicholas Rowland investigates Zone Intelligence and tracker balls. |
E-Mu Systems EMAXReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1987Digital sampling keyboardMuch rumour and speculation has surrounded the launch of what Ian Gilby reckons to be the best mid-priced sampling keyboard on the market. So what makes Emax special? Read the UK's first in-depth review and find out. |
The Shape of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Mar 1987An extended review of new products including many of those unveiled at February's Frankfurt Music Fair. |
The Worst Job I Ever hadFeature | Topic: Humour, Live, Performing | One Two Testing, Dec 1985Gig Tacticsfamous names relate horror stories |
Fair AffairsShow Report | Music Technology, Sep 1987Britain's biggest, busiest and noisiest music fair is over for another year. So what did we get for our money and our aching feet? Report by Simon Trask. |
Cymbal SenseFeature | Making Music, Oct 1987 |
RockschoolNews | Making Music, Nov 1987 |