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Roll ReversalEditorial | Music Technology, Apr 1992We all like to daydream from time to time, so try this: envisage a world in which high technology had become the province of the drummer rather than the keyboard player. Tim Goodyer's imagination runs riot. |
 Simmons SDXReview | Music Technology, Apr 1988Electronic Percussion SystemThe company that pioneered the electronic drum kit bring us the next generation of electronic percussion. Nicholas Rowland investigates Zone Intelligence and tracker balls. |
 Tama Techstar Electronic DrumsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1984Tama are the first acoustic percussion manufacturer to enter the electronic arena: Paul White tested the first example in the country to see if the Japanese could make something more than a Simmons copy. |
 A Thousand SoundsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1986Simmons SDS1000Simmons successor to the SDS800 combines the best of analogue and sampling technology. Nigel Lord approves. |
 The Search For ExpressionFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987A History of Wind SynthesizersCould the wind of change be upon us? MIDI has already given guitarists and drummers the means to control electronic sounds, and the launch of the Akai and Yamaha wind controllers now allows woodwind and brass players to join in. John L. Walters takes a general look at the historical development of wind synthesizers, and the Akai and Yamaha products in particular. |
 Captive-EightReview | Electronic Soundmaker, May 1985Pearl DRX-1 Electronic DrumsPearl's late entry into the electronic drum kit stakes looks like a winner - eight kits can be programmed into its memory. |
 The Big Bang!Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988Simmons SDX Drum SamplerLurking inside this angular-looking monster is a versatile computer system that will turn what is ostensibly an electronic drum kit (albeit a state-of-the-art 16-bit sampling one) into a formidable MIDI workstation. Ed Jones test drives Simmons' powerful, new SDX system. |
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 FrankfurtShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983A look at some of the new products revealed at the Musik Messe '83 |
 Electronic Percussion - Part 2Feature Series | One Two Testing, Feb 1984"It's surprising how little you need to imply a great deal." |
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 Simmons MTMReview | International Musician, Feb 1986RhythmCheckFuture perfect and future possibilities. Bob Henrit on Simmons' new trigger unit |
 Questionnaire Results - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1984Readers' replies to the second half of our survey, analysed by David Ellis. |
 CommentEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1984The Best of BritishBritain's booming hi-tech music industry. |
 Simmons Go MIDI & MoreFeature | In Tune, Jun 1985 |
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 British Music FairShow Report | One Two Testing, Aug 1985special preview of the all-important Olympia equipment show-your best chance to see the latest in instrument technology |
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