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 SCI Model 64 SequencerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1984Sequential Circuits' MIDI sequencer for the Commodore 64 looks like a bargain at only £185. David Ellis checks out the reality. |
 PatchworkReview | Music Technology, Mar 1991Acoustic drum samples from producer Bob Clearmountain rub shoulders with Mega Beats drum machine samples, while SSU sounds for the Yamaha SY77 complete the lineup in this month's Patchwork. |
 The Development of Electronic Music - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Composing / Art | Electronic Soundmaker, Jul 1984Says it all really |
 Music on-line - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Part 2. Richard Elen concludes his guide to computers and communications for musicians with details of how to join and log on to two musicians' networks: PAN and Esi Street. There's also an extensive glossary of terms to help newcomers to this exciting field understand what it is all about. |
 WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Feb 1989 |
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 NewsNews | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989Exclusive news from UK Electronica, plus all the latest in the world of MIDI music |
 Video TechFeature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1983A look at Molinare video studios |
 IMS ReportShow Report | Music Technology, Sep 1991Every news bulletin tells us more about "the recession" - but how badly is it affecting the music biz? Ian Waugh reports from the front line at the International Music Show. |
 Hip HopFeature | Topic: History / Culture | International Musician, Dec 1986... Don't stop! The beat on the street has never been so neat. Rappers in the charts, dancing on the streets — and our man Nick Smash with the way it all began |
 The OscarReview | Music UK, May 1983A synth called OSCAR — Dave Crombie unveil's Britain's latest challenge |
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 Sampling EnsoniqFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound On Sound, Feb 1988Craig Anderton goes behind the scenes at Ensoniq's US headquarters to discover more about the company that made sampling technology truly affordable. |
 Dan Hartman - The ProducersFeature | International Musician, Nov 1985Dan Hartman takes Chas De Whalley to the US of AOR |
 Rolling Stones - Rolling Stones' Mobile StudioFeature | Topic: Live, Location Sound, Recording Studios | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1984Mick McKennaEngineer Mick McKenna provides an insight into recording with the Rolling Stones Mobile. |
Software SupportFeature | Topic: Computing, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989Hints, Tips & News From The World Of Music Software |
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 Is Analogue Multitrack Recording Dead?Feature | Topic: Recording, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Feb 1993 |
 NewsNews | Micro Music, Jan 1990The latest offering from Yamaha and Roland plus details of Atari's first sponsorship deal |
 Sounds good, JohnFeature | Topic: Live | Sound International, May 1979 |
 MOTU MIDI TimepieceReview | Music Technology, Jan 1992Mac MIDI Interface/Sync/PatchbayWelcome to the new age of integration with this Macintosh MIDI interface, synchroniser and patchbay. Vic Lennard gets a timely piece of the action. |
 Access all areasFeature | Topic: Live | The Mix, Aug 1994Glastonbury soundPA secrets behind one of Britain’s biggest festivals |
 Enhancing Your Roland MT32Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988By combining plenty of different sounds with the built-in percussion voices and digital reverb, Roland's MT32 multitimbral expander makes the ideal add-on for any sequencer. But it really takes a software editing program to get the very best out of it. Brian Howarth shows you how. |
 Synth SenseFeature | Topic: Tuition / Technique | Making Music, Jan 1987Got two hands haven't you? So what do you do with the left one? |
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