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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. |
Wood of the MonthFeature | Making Music, Aug 1987 |
Diverse ReportsEditorial | Music Technology, Aug 1987With the British Music Fair upon us the musical equipment manufacturers are proving there's nothing like the hi-tech end of the music market for innovation - and no-one like MT to pass Comment on it. |
The segue with the silver tongueReview | The Mix, Sep 1994CD player 3-way testDenon, Pioneer, Vestax lock lasers |
A History of Electronic Music - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Composing / Art, History / Culture | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1982 |
The JBL StoryFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1986Paul White drops in on Mark Gander at the JBL factory in North ridge, Los Angeles in the hope of getting a free tour jacket. |
New AdditionReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986Dynacord ADD-One Advanced Digital Drum SystemAs it stands, the ADD-One is a new 8-channel sampled sound expander designed to be triggered from Dynacord's own drum pads. But user-sampling and disk storage promise to extend its range of applications in the near future. Chris Everard reports. |
Inside The Synclavier - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Digital Audio Workstations, Vintage Instruments | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989PART 1: New England Digital's Synclavier is the world's most expensive musical instrument, bar the odd 300 year old Stradivarius. But more than that, it can be a recording studio, a post-production system, a music engraver, a scientific research tool... and more. The Synclavier is at the leading edge of musical technology. David Mellor sets out on a voyage of discovery. |
Roland MT-32Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987Multi-Timbral ExpanderHot foot from the BMF, hard-working Martin Russ brings us his review of this innocent-looking multitimbral LA expander which packs many of the features of Roland's D-50 synthesizer, including onboard digital reverb, but with the added bonus of 28 sampled drum sounds! |
Sample ShopReview | Sound On Sound, May 1993 |
Guitar GuruFeature | Making Music, Aug 1987 |
Trading PlacesShow Report | Music Technology, Apr 1988Frankfurt Musik Messe 1988It's that time of year when the music fraternity descend on a frozen Frankfurt. Tim Goodyer and Simon Trask check out new gear, new ideas and tired feet. |
Hip Hop... Don't StopFeature | Electronic Soundmaker, Nov 1984An in-depth dissection of electro-pop; how to create it, how to adapt it but not how to dance to it. |
Phase Linear 4000 AmpReview | International Musician, Jul 1975 |
Prophecy FulfilledReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1986Prophet VSIs Vector Synthesis the answer to every programmer's prayers, or another technological blind alley getting in the way of music? Peter Schlesinger takes a long hard look at the digital Prophet. |
Sequential TomReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985Programmable digital drum machineFollowing the Drumtraks in vocation and the MAX in appearance comes TOM, Sequential’s latest. Simon Trask finds out if reverse drum samples really do have a use. |
Show Me!Show Report | One Two Testing, Dec 1982Gasp at the very latest instruments to hit the street plus sneak previews of tomorrow's guitars in Tony Bacon's deadline report from the Frankfurt trade fair. |
Passport Master Tracks ProReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1987A MIDI Control Program for the MacintoshPassport were one of the first US companies to offer music software for any computer. Richard Elen wades through the extensive features offered by their first music software release for the Apple Macintosh - a MIDI control program called Master Tracks Pro. |
Softwind SynthophoneReview | Music Technology, Nov 1988MIDI SaxophoneThe latest MIDI wind controller comes from Switzerland and uses a conventional sax body. Michael Andreas checks out the traditionalists' alternative. |