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The Aphex Twin - Cagey, Canny, KraftyInterview | Music Technology, Jul 1993Never mind avoiding presets and programming your own patches... how about rebuilding the whole damn synth? Richard James - aka Polygon Window, Caustic Window, Diceman, Soit PP, Blue Calx, AFX and The Aphex Twin - isn’t happy with his hardware till he’s had the toolbox to it. Phil Ward enters the twilight zone of the lad from Cornwall who’s spearheading the ambient onslaught. | |||
The Orb - Tune In, Turn On, Chill OutInterview | Music Technology, Jun 1991Riding the ambient house wave, The Orb have released a concept album that mixes dance beats with new age textures. Tim Goodyer tunes in to Alex Paterson and Thrash as they chill out with technology. | |||
Thompson Twins - All For One and One For AllInterview | International Musician, Feb 1985Tony Horkins lays his hands on Tom, Alanna and Joe and squeezes out the technical secrets | |||
Unique 3 - Dial 0274 For BassInterview | Music Technology, Feb 1991Having helped to create Britain's Northern techno scene, Unique 3 claim it doesn't actually exist. Simon Trask listens to this and other enigmas from one of the country's most creative dance outfits. | |||
Vince Clarke - Sounding OffInterview | Electronic Soundmaker, Nov 1984Vince Clarke reveals trade secrets. | |||
YelloInterview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1989Paul Ireson converses with 50% of Switzerland’s most exciting export since milk chocolate - Dieter Meier of Yello. | |||
Production linesInterview | The Mix, Aug 1994At home with Chris HughesThe former Tears For Fears producer invites us in for a cuppa | |||
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The Matinee Organ - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1981 | |||
Tape Machines Line Up HereFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Home & Studio Recording, Apr 1986Martin Goldman examines the dos and don'ts of tape machine maintenance. | |||
Relax... your solo will be just fineFeature | Topic: Live, Performing | Making Music, Sep 1987Relaxing For Gigs | |||
GatesFeature | Topic: Effects Processing | Recording Musician, May 1993If you're swamped in hiss, then you may need this — the full SP on gates and their uses. But listen carefully: I may be asking questions. | |||
TEAC E3 Head DemagnetiserReview | Recording Musician, May 1993 | |||
Korg WavestationReview | Music Technology, Sep 1990Advanced Vector SynthesiserIn their days at the top, Sequential pioneered an exciting form of sound generation called Vector Synthesis. Simon Trask witnesses its revival in Korg's Wavestation. | |||
Tona De Brett's Vocal PointsFeature | Topic: Performing, Tuition / Technique | International Musician, Sep 1985Take a deep breath. Now repeat after me: 'Tone's topping tutorial tips teach trainee tonsils' | |||
Back To BachFeature | Topic: Composing / Art, Recording, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992The Making of an AlbumWhen Julian Colbeck went back to Bach to find musical inspiration, little did he think he'd end up recording a whole album. | |||
All About Additive - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Music Technology, Apr 1988In the first of a two-part series, Chris Meyer looks into the workings of additive synthesis and how it can be used to accurately mimic naturally-occurring sounds. | |||
Tape Line-Up - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Sound Fundamentals, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986Part 2. If you developed a stomach ulcer through reading last month's instalment on the theory of line-up and haven't dared go near your tape machine since, you can stop worrying no was David Mellor tells you exactly what to do to achieve perfection in your recorded sound. | |||
Photographing Sound - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985The Art of SamplingPart 1: The Art Of Sampling. Keyboard programmer Paul Wiffen offers valuable advice on squeezing the most out of your sampler. | |||
Digital Delay Effects Unit - Part 1Feature Series Audio | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1982Introducing a low cost project, but with a specification equivalent to studio units costing much more | |||
Stepp DG1 Electronic GuitarReview | Music Technology, Feb 1987The "guitar player's synthesiser" is now in full production. We analyse the mechanics of the Stepp, and let two musicians - a guitarist and a keyboard player - give their views on its playability. | |||
Rock In OppositionFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Music Business | Sound International, Aug 1978A European music co-operative explained by Henry Cow/Art Bears percussionist Chris Cutler. | |||
Tona De Brett's Vocal PointsFeature | Topic: Tuition / Technique, Performing | International Musician, May 1986Queries answered...Our first lady of song sorts out your traumas | |||
Digital Sampler/Delay - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | Home & Studio Recording, Apr 1986Part three of this fascinating project from Paul Williams. | |||
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. | |||