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America

News | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1983

New products from the States

Central Control

Editorial | Music Technology, Jan 1987

Why doesn't Britain, home of so much that is good in modern music, have a central institute for music technology development?

Over The Road Show Report

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1983

West Coast Story

Show Report | Music Technology, Mar 1987
Winter NAMM 1987

Our spectacular show coverage starts here, with masses of information - backed up by colour photographs - on the biggest Winter NAMM show there's ever been...

Do The DATman

Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1991
Sony TCD-D3 DAT Walkman

It is often said that the best things come in small packages — and the new Sony DAT Walkman is no exception to the rule. Simon Sanders takes a look at this miracle of micro electronics and asks, "Can anyone lend me £650?"

Techno Pop

Retrospective | Music Technology, Aug 1991
The Fall and Rise of Technology in Music

Steering this magazine through the '80s made Dan Goldstein a prominent character in the music industry. Putting aside 90 Minutes he gives a personal view of the last decade in music, technology and Music Technology.

Comment

Editorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1984
Fair's Fair

Editor's views.

Criminal Record? - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Mar 1992
Sample CDs

First they were sampling off other peoples' records, now they're selling records to sample off. Tim Goodyer listens while Simon Harris, Pascal Gabriel, Norman Cook, Ed Stratton and Coldcut put the case for sampling CDs.

Ultimate Percussion UP5

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984
Electronic Drum Kit

A British-built electronic drum kit for under £500. Sounds good, affirms reviewer Paul White.

Increased Prophets

Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986

Keyboard programmer Paul Wiffen brings you the latest developments on the Sequential sampling system: the new 2002 rack-mount, and the superb Digidesign visual editing software. He also takes a look at the Prophet 2000 and passes on some useful tips for using its 'mapping' function to the full.

Hey Mr DJ!

Feature | Topic: Live, Performing | The Mix, Nov 1994
Getting into DJing

How to mix records, what gear to buy, and how to get work

Polyphony Reviews

Review | Polyphony, Nov 1977
The Craig Anderton Music Tape & Xenharmonikon

Hardware Overload

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly at Frankfurt's Musical Fiesta

Five pages of glorious colour on the exhibition to end all exhibitions - the annual Frankfurt Musik Messe. Dan Goldstein comes hotfoot from Germany to report on the latest developments on the hi-tech music scene. And there are a lot of them.

Production Lines

Opinion | Recording Musician, Jul 1992

Guest producer Nicky Graham looks into the future of recorded music.

Ensoniq Mirage

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985

At last - the instrument with a name on everybody's lips receives an in-depth examination of its European version. Man-on-the-spot is Paul Wiffen.

Spotlight

Feature | Topic: Home Studio | Sound On Sound, Apr 1987
Reader Profile

Having written to us suggesting we extend our magazine coverage to include readers' own set-ups and experiences, Bruce Graham suddenly found himself the subject of such a feature. Read on and find out why...

Fair Facts

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985

A sneak preview of what you can expect to see at this year’s British Music Fair - the first to open its doors to the public for years.

Quality of Life

Editorial | Music Technology, Apr 1987

As the world and his wife gets hot under the collar about affordable 16-bit sampling, we wonder if the increase in sound quality is necessary at all.

Apple Notes

Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Apr 1993

Sound Effects

Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987

The BBC's sound effects records have been the staple diet of many a film, TV and radio production. Now there is a new generation of digitally recorded sound effects available on compact disc which are ideal for sampling. David Mellor assesses their worth.

Record Profits

Feature | Topic: Music Business | Phaze 1, Feb 1989

the average album costs over six quid: where does it go, and why?

Korg DRV3000

Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987
Digital Reverb

Following on from the DRV 1000 and DRV2000, this latest digital reverb cum multi-effects processor is Korg's most sophisticated yet - 16-bit, 20kHz bandwidth, full MIDI control and, for all armchair enthusiasts, an infra-red remote control. David Hughes reports.

You Too

Feature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion | Making Music, Apr 1987
Fame: Getting It

A quick guide to self-awareness, and some tips on extending your fame beyond 15 minutes

The Explosive Mixture

Feature | Topic: Mixing | One Two Testing, Jun 1985
The First Single

and sensible use of mixing time

Electronics and Music in Harmony

Feature | Topic: Education | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1981

 

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