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Interviews
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 Microillusions Music-XReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989Commodore's Amiga computer is the beneficiary of this impressive - and colourful - sequencing package. Ian Waugh welcomes the illusion. |
 The Growth Of The Wang Bar - Part 3Feature Series | One Two Testing, Jan 1984Third instalment: bending gets weirder. |
 Larry MacariFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature, Retail | International Musician, Apr 1975Dealer Of The Month |
 Working with VideoFeature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1981An up-date on the Beta system video recorders. |
 Taurus Taurus TaurusFeature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Making Music, Jun 1987Bass PedalsThink of those things on the floor under the organ. Now chop them up a bit and separate them. We dance on the result |
 Build A Hum Loop IsolatorFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | International Musician, May 1975 |
 IMS DyaxisReview | Music Technology, Aug 198716-bit Digital RecorderAn American 16-bit digital recording system designed to run with the Apple Mac Plus makes sampling direct-to-hard disk recording a powerful reality. Rick Davies gets his ear to the disk. |
 Palmtree Instruments AirdrumsReview | Music Technology, Dec 1986From America comes a set of unique MIDI percussion controllers that work by sensing the direction you shake them in. Rick Davies previews them. |
 There must be one somewhereFeature | One Two Testing, Feb 1984Weird GuitarsSharp axe collection on view. |
 Industry Profile: Roland (UK) LtdFeature Audio | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1981 |
 FrontlinesNews | Phaze 1, Jul 1989PEOPLE, GEAR, EVENTS, GOSSIPincluding the bmf, pet shop boys and the latest competition winner |
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 Ars ElectronicaShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1982A big Austrian event that focuses on electronic music. |
 E-Mu Emax SamplerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Polyphonic Sampling KeyboardAn exclusive, in-depth report on the machine that promises to bring Emulator quality to the masses. Paul Wiffen, Emulator fan, finds out if the promises are fulfilled. |
 Drumware SoundfilerReview | Music Technology, Mar 1988Akai S900 Editor for the Atari STThis comprehensive visual sample-editing package from America could be the answer to many S900 owner's prayers. Vic Lennard says: have ST will travel. |
 Roland CPE-800 Compu-EditorReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1981 |
 The Celtic Macintosh - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Computing, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Sep 1986AN ALBUM PRODUCED ENTIRELY ON A PERSONAL COMPUTERPart 1. American, Paul D. Lehrman, documents how he recently recorded an album of synthesized Irish music entirely on an Apple Macintosh computer using the Southworth Music Systems 'Total Music' software. |
VideomusicFeature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1982 |
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 The Gap NarrowsShow Report | Music Technology, Jan 1987AES ReportDan Goldstein and Paul Wiffen go down and out in Beverly Hills - and drop in on America's biggest recording convention along the way. Within its walls, a quiet revolution is taking place... |
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 Hi-FiFeature | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1981 |
RumblingsNews | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1985Digital synthesis for the IBM PC, sound-sampling for the Apple II, and drum composing for the Commodore 64. David Ellis has the details. |
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