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Q lights, Q studio, QDIII...Interview | The Mix, Aug 1994 |
Laboratoire GarnierInterview | The Mix, Oct 1994 |
Colin OwenInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1986The chief engineer at the Old Smithy, one of the Midlands' most respected studios, passes on a few pearls of wisdom. |
The Alesis FileInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1986Keith Barr, the driving force behind Alesis isn't renowned for his willingness to talk to the press so we are pleased to be able to bring you this exclusive interview. |
Robin MillarInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1985Janet Angus talks to Robin about practically everything. |
Carl ThompsonInterview | Sound International, Jun 1979Guitar MakerColin Hodgkinson visits the Brooklyn guitar maker who numbers Stanley Clarke's piccolo bass among his artefacts. |
Talkback - Part 1Interview Series | Sound International, Aug 1978First of an occasional series of chats with engineers; Richard Elen extracts facts from Phill Brown. |
Stockhausen - Part 2Interview Series | Sound International, Nov 1978In an attempt to win tonight's star prize, the naugahyde lounge suite, Karlheinz answers more questions on his life and career. |
Tears for SouvenirsInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985Crying And Shouting With Bath's FinestMessrs Smith and Orzabal explain how it can take a year to make two singles but only two months to make an album, among other things. Bits in between the chat by Dan Goldstein. |
Excerpts from City Slab HorrorInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985Severed Heads mainman Tom Ellard in conversation with Dan Goldstein - no one in the modern music industry is safe. |
Take TwoInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985Moraz and Bruford Embrace the NewPatrick Moraz and Bill Bruford, two of music’s best-established virtuoso players, talk about their two-year relationship and a new LP. Interview by Dan Goldstein. |
The Beat Goes OnInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1986As Britain’s brightest electro-poppers climb back up the charts against all the odds, Tim Goodyer talks to Larry Steinbachek about beat, music composition on a QX1, and facing the world with a new voice. |
The Music SystemInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986The quiet man of systems music tells Simon Trask why his work is so often misunderstood - and why tomorrow's 'serious music' won't be possible without computers. |
Keyboard MusicInterview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990One of the pioneers of the German electronic music scene, Hans Joachim Roedelius's use of electronic keyboards to treat sound, create atmospheres, and provide sonic backdrops has evolved through collaborations with the likes of Conny Plank, Peter Baumann and Brian Eno. Mark J. Prendergast discovers more about the man and his music. |
Hit Man HagueInterview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Stephen Hague has demonstrated considerable talent as a producer of classy electronic pop, riding the faders for the Pet Shop Boys and New Order. But his recent work on albums by Robbie Robertson and Siouxsie & The Banshees shows that he has more strings to his bow. Paul Tingen lends an ear. |
A Room Of My Own: Nort & Epichead StudioInterview | Topic: Home Studio | Sound On Sound, Apr 1993 |
Isao TomitaInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1983An exclusive interview with this world famous synthesist of classical music and an exploration of his science fiction fantasy, The Bermuda Triangle |
Klaus Schulze on ComposingInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983Rated as the world's top solo synth performer, Klaus explains how he composes on stage and in the studio |