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Maths, Music & MotionFeature | Topic: Effects Processing | Music Technology, Dec 1993Expert tips on fine-tuning your effects in exact time with your BPMs. |
On TapeIndex Audio | Electronic Soundmaker, Feb 1985 |
Tape DatesFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Making Music, Jul 1987Being a brief glance back at the fascinating history of tape recorders, from mono to digital |
DIY SingleFeature | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Aug 1988If the major record companies won't give you the deal you know you deserve, you could do worse than to do it yourself. David Bradwell investigates the pros and cons of pressing your own single. |
Industry Profile - Fane Acoustics LtdFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1981 |
UP-5 and K2XReview | International Musician, Mar 1985DrumcheckBob Henrit takes a look at two alternative brains for UP users |
ScannersNews | Music Technology, Mar 1994As close to the cutting edge as you can get without needing stitches... |
Ovation Breadwinner & PreacherReview | Sound International, Jun 1978An overview of two of the somewhat neglected Ovation electrics from Dave Blake. |
Knobby StylesFeature | One Two Testing, Jul 1985A History Of Knobsguitar controls: big ones, small ones, useful ones, icky-kacky ones... |
Virus!Feature | Topic: Computing | Music Technology, Oct 1988The latest scare in the computer world is a series of programs that behave as if they are a human disease. Roly Pickering describes the background to computer viruses and what you con do to protect yourself from them. |
ART DR1Review | Music Technology, Apr 1987Programmable Digital Reverb...While Simon Trask gets to grips with a more expensive model from America, with more parameters, a remote-control unit, and various other goodies; is it worth the extra? |
RMI Keyboard Computer KCIIReview | Sound International, Jun 1978Dave Crombie tinkles the RMI Keyboard Computer — not so much a synth, more a souped-up organ. |
Company Report - Trace ElliotFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | One Two Testing, Jul 1985 |
Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Apr 1985The comings and goings of everyday studio folk |
The Value of Valves - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Making Music, Feb 1987Replacements, recommendations and quality. |
Guitar GuruFeature | Making Music, Sep 1987 |
Analogue Lives!Feature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Sound On Sound, Nov 1992The Enduring Appeal Of Classic Synths |
Sampling Confidential: Anything To Declare? - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Music Business, Sampling | Music Technology, Apr 1993The first of our new series on the very live issue of sampling, taking all the technicalities into account. Dom Foulsham begins with an examination of the law as it currently effects all involved. An indispensable guide, if you're concerned about clearance and want to avoid that nasty little rubber glove |
Advanced Music SynthesisFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1983Envelope Generators - Part 2 |
Production Values - Part 1Feature Series | Making Music, Jun 1986History Of ProducersJust who are these people who get their names on record sleeves and their sounds in your speakers? |
Hot House FlowersShow Report | Music Technology, Oct 1990BMF REPORTThe excessive heat in London's Olympia gave the latest hi-tech gear a run in the "who's hottest" stakes at this year's British Music Fair. Simon Trask sweats it out. |