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The JBL StoryFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1986Paul White drops in on Mark Gander at the JBL factory in North ridge, Los Angeles in the hope of getting a free tour jacket. |
Budget 24-TrackReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1989Have you always wanted a 24-track studio but could never afford the gear? Well now, maybe you can. David Mellor looks at a package of equipment that offers 24 tape tracks at a budget price. |
80 DaysRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Sep 1990Yamaha CS80Once infamous as a roadie's nightmare, the CS80 has settled in synth history as an instrument of almost unmatched character. Peter Forrest rediscovers the pain and the pleasure. |
Tascam 238 SyncasetReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 19888-track RecorderThe 8-track war hots up. Now Tascam have an 8-track cassette to compete with the Toa MR8T. We know that eight tracks on compact cassette are possible, but who does it better, Tascam or Toa? David Mellor decides. |
SoundFoundation Producer Series Gold Card No. 2Review | Music Technology, Aug 1993for the Korg WavestationGet a taste of this new gold blend for the Korg Wavestation |
Tascam 246 - an Un-Reel MachineReview | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1986 |
Born AgainReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989Rhodes MK80 PianoThe Rhodes electric piano features on countless classic tracks, and is one of the most imitated keyboard sounds of all time. Now Rhodes are back, with a new keyboard that updates a classic sound with all the benefits of contemporary MIDI technology. Tony Hastings checks it out. |
Roland SPD8Review | Music Technology, Dec 1990Total Percussion PadOn the trail of Roland's successful Octapads comes the SPD8 - a MIDI percussion controller with a neat line in onboard sounds. Simon Trask says beat it. |
Getting Yourself HeardFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion | Sound International, Aug 1978The feasibility of putting your own records out; Richard Dean tells how to beat them at their own game. |
40 Sequencer EssentialsFeature | Topic: Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Aug 1988In this lengthy article, Craig Anderton explains all the features found on sequencers, from the simple to the esoteric. It is intended for those who are trying to make an intelligent purchasing decision about a sequencer and don't fully understand all the options that are available. |
Man from The MinistryFeature | Topic: Lighting, Live | The Mix, Jun 1995Ministry Of SoundBob Green checks out the sound and lighting systems of the (in)famous club |
Ibanez RS 315CSReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1983 |
Sabian/Pearl CymbalsReview | Making Music, Dec 1987 |
Animal MagicFeature | Topic: Live | Music Technology, Oct 1993Zoo TVMT goes backstage at U2's multimedia spectacular and discovers the technical realities behind Eno and the band's vision. Engineer Dave Lemmink unveils the system that redefines stadium rock |
Alesis ADATReview | Recording Musician, Sep 19928-Track Digital RecorderIt's finally here, it's available and it works! |
One-UpmanshipReview | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1986A self-contained analogue drum synth from ultimate Percussion. |
Trackball Round-UpFeature | Music Technology, Dec 1990ATARI/P&G/CONTRIVER/MCS/MARCONI/KRAFT TrackballsWhen you entrust your music to the sophistication of a computer and software, you may find yourself needing something more reliable than a mouse to control it. Vic Lennard has the balls - track balls. |
Everything But The Kitchen... - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Syncronisation | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1985We conclude our series on synchronisation by looking at Time Code and its applications in the video and music industries. Film editor Richard Atherton is your guide. |