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Bit by Bit MIDIDrummerReview | Music Technology, Feb 1988Software for the Atari STIf you're looking for a visual aid to drum pattern editing or a means of turning your Akai S900 sampler into a drum machine this Atari software could be the answer. Chris Jenkins investigates. |
The A-Z of Analogue - Part 6Feature Series | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Jan 1994This month, Elka Eminent to Everitt Orgatron. |
SeqWin v2/MultiMediaReview | Music Technology, Jan 1994for PC Windows 3.1Looking to take your first steps in multimedia production? Cot a PC and an idea? What are you waiting for? |
On The Beat - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Oct 1989Building on the patterns explored earlier in this series, adding expression is the theme of this month's drum programming column. Nigel "Reet" Lord changes his accent. |
JL Cooper FadermasterReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989MIDI Control DeviceTired of digital parameter access synth editing, unimpressed by software editors? Vic Lennard looks at a system that allows you to use real sliders to edit your synths. |
The A-Z of Analogue - Part 9Feature Series | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Apr 1994Part 9 - Hammond to Hanert. |
Sequencer PlusReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987Want to make real music on your Amstrad PC? Ian Gilby takes you through one of the best designed, professional MIDI recording packages there is. Voyetra Technologies' Sequencer Plus runs on any IBM PC compatible computer and offers 64 tracks, sync-to-tape, a programmable tempo track, extensive note and MIDI editing facilities, and... you'll have to read the review to find out more. |
FM Melody MakerReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989John Renwick plays around with a revolutionary new cartridge synth expander system for the Atari ST from Hybrid Arts |
FM Melody MakerReview | Music Technology, Dec 1989Turn your Atari ST into a complete software music system for well under a ton. Ian Waugh fires up a new all-in-one music program from an independent British company. |
Shared Interests III - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Music Technology, May 1994Shareware & Public Domain softwareThere ain't no such thing as a free lunch, but there are a few free software sequencers around. Ian Waugh digs 'em out. |
On The Beat - Part 7Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Feb 1990In the early '70s reggae was the star of the pop charts; these days its profile is lower but its influence almost inescapable, Nigel Lord looks at programming Ja rhythm. |
Roland TR707Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Digital Rhythm ComposerWhat the world has been waiting for - Roland's first-ever digital drum machine. Exclusive review by Dan Goldstein. |
Electric Blues - Part 7Feature Series | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting, Drum Programming | Recording Musician, Jan 1993Edgar G Roover once more joins forces with the Heavenly duo. This month, we're programming the blues. |
ToolboxNews | The Mix, Jun 1995Sounds, samples, & software upgrades for the modern studioSoftware, sounds and samples |
Master Tracks ProReview | Micro Music, Feb 1990Paul Overaa gives the once over to this new Amiga sequencer. |
Total Recall - Part 12Feature Series | Topic: Vintage Instruments | The Mix, Aug 1994Vintage technology strikes backCollector’s corner - including the A to Z of Analogue |
On The Beat - Part 9Feature Series Audio | Topic: Drum Programming | The Mix, Jun 1995 |
McGregor Stereo Raider Keyboard ComboReview | International Musician, Jun 1985AmpcheckNow, a combo for people with two ears and ten fingers. Like Jim Betteridge, in fact. Shame about the leg, though, Jim |
Sequencer OneReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990We give Gajit Music Software's Sequencer One the once over |