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Alternative StringsFeature | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Apr 1988Stuck for a good string sound or one you haven't used a hundred times before? Tom McLaughlin explains how an old guitar, a violin bow and a little ingenuity can work wonders. |
Do You Copy?Editorial | Music Technology, Jun 1988Will Digital Audio Tape bring digital clarity to domestic tape recording or will the major record companies use it to impose restrictions on what you can do with recordings you've already paid for? |
HitSound Producer Series CDsReview | Sound On Sound, May 1992Coldcut, David RuffyWilf Smarties looks for the perfect beat in two new HitSound sample CDs, from production team Coldcut and drummer David Ruffy. |
Production LinesOpinion | Sound On Sound, Dec 1993Curiosity Killed The Cat's producer Glenn Skinner gets a few things of his chest this month. |
WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Aug 1986 |
Home Taping: Tom RobinsonFeature | Topic: Home Studio | International Musician, Jul 1986Tony Reed gets Turbot charged |
Home Studio Recording takes off!Editorial | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1983 |
Strings & The Art Of ArrangingFeature | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting | International Musician, Mar 1986A string arrangement can make or break a song — Ian Gardiner digs up a few basic rules for right-on arranging. |
News - Show SpecialShow Report | International Musician, Sep 1986This month, we've devoted all of our news pages to two special show reports; from Chicago's NAMM fest, and London's APRS — the products which'll be making next year's news... |
AprilEditorial | Making Music, Apr 1987 |
Dave Goodman - The ProducersFeature | International Musician, Apr 1986The anti-christ of studio recording, Dave Goodman, talks to Chas de Whalley |
John Cage - The Rest Is SilenceFeature | Music Technology, Oct 1992An AppreciationJohn Cage - The life & the legacy |
The Professionals: APRSFeature | Topic: Music Business, Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988In the third of an occasional series on the professional bodies who look after the interests of musicians and engineers, David Mellor talks to the APRS, the body which represents many of this country's leading recording studios. |
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