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Double DealingFeature | Making Music, Jan 1987Double BassesThose large wooden things that are becoming surprisingly trend. How to cope. |
Bass Out Of TimeFeature | Topic: History / Culture | Making Music, Feb 1987Bass SlateThe life history of the bass guitar. |
Birthday BoysFeature | Making Music, Apr 1987And A Happy Birthday To UsCome to our party, have some jelly, read some of our best bits, and wish us a happy first birthday, hip hip... |
The ProducersFeature | Recording Musician, Apr 1993A complete history of record production accompanied by quotations and anecdotes from no fewer than 18 of the world's leading producers. |
Peavey Max Bass Amp & 3620 CabReview | International Musician, Feb 1986AmpCheckHugely powerful and impressively loud. Martin Brassell, that is |
FrontLinesNews | Phaze 1, Nov 1988People, Gear, Events, Gossiphappening people, gear, events, gossip |
Sampling Confidential - CD Heaven - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Jul 1993Dom Foulsham continues his series with a guide to the ever-expanding world of sample CDs: what to look for, how to find it, and how to get the best out of the off-the-shelf loop. I know we said the series was concluding last month, but we were wrong, OK? Think of it as a bonus. |
Track Record: West End GirlsFeature | International Musician, Mar 1986Jim Betteridge meets Steven Hague: neither is vague |
Eight Days a WeekFeature | Topic: Music Business | One Two Testing, Apr 1984How much do musicians really earn? The rich ones (ahem) the poor ones (definitely). |
The Best Producers In The WorldFeature | One Two Testing, Jun 1984Nominated by Steve Levine, Steve Lillywhite, Peter Collins, Hugh Padgham, Swain and Jolley |
Analogue Equipment Design - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, Electronics / Build | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1986Ben Duncan waxes lyrical in his own immortal style. |
Seven from '87Retrospective | Music Technology, Jan 1988A look behind the scenes at some of MT's own out-takes: quotes from the famous, letters from the punters and photographs from the "rejected" file. So we all make mistakes... |
The World About Us - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Nov 1992The other half of the World |
Feed The TapeFeature | Topic: Classic Tracks | One Two Testing, Feb 1985Band Aidhow they made music for Ethiopia |
Production Lines - Mike HowlettOpinion | Recording Musician, Apr 1993Mike Howlett predicts that the currently moribund state of the record industry is simply a cyclic phenomenon, and that things will soon be on the upturn. |
Digital Audio WorkstationsFeature | Topic: Digital Audio Workstations | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988The coming of age of the Digital Audio Workstation has implications that go far beyond being simply another item of interest to electronic musicians. Craig Anderton brings us up to date on what’s happening at the top-end of the professional recording world and how it will affect us mere mortals. |
How It Works: The Cassette - Part 9Feature Series | Topic: Recording, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988Do you live in peace with your cassette recorder? Or is your life full of mangled tape misery and longings for lost high frequencies? Confirmed reel-to-reelie David Mellor explains the problems that bedevil the cassette format, and offers some advice to make the medium work for you rather than against you. |
German ring cyclesFeature | The Mix, May 1995 |
Studio Of The MonthFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Jan 1985Abbey Road StudiosChris Maillard leaves his shoes off and crosses the zebra to Abbey Road |