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Interviews
 The Worst Job I Ever hadFeature | Topic: Humour, Live, Performing | One Two Testing, Dec 1985Gig Tacticsfamous names relate horror stories |
 On The Beat - Part 17Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Feb 1991Jazz - the final rhythm programming frontier; but if you treat jazz as an attitude (as the jazz greats all have), jazz patterns are just a state of mind away. Nigel Lord thinks cool. |
 Bob Dormon's Musos' Guide to 1995Feature | The Mix, Feb 1995 |
Something Old...Editorial | Music Technology, Feb 1992When is digital technology "better" than its analogue counterpart? Tim Goodyer measures the development of music technology against musicians' and technicians' abilities to use it. |
 On the beat - Part 6Feature Series Audio | Topic: Drum Programming | The Mix, Mar 1995Nigel 'Sticks' Lord's drum programming series goes offbeat |
 Roland D-50 - Part 1Review Series | Sound On Sound, May 1987Is the future Linear?Does Roland's new LA synthesizer mean the end of FM is in sight? Martin Russ falls in love with the world's first ever Linear Arithmetic synthesizer whilst trying to find out... |
 Soul searchingFeature Audio | The Mix, May 1995 |
 The Power of WindFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Music Technology, Dec 1987Nyle Steiner and Sal Gallina InterviewedAs wind synthesis gains momentum we sent Nick Armington and Lars Lofas out to track down and talk to the men responsible for the design of the Yamaha WX1 and Akai EWI. |
 The Big Ten - 1981Retrospective | International Musician, Mar 1985 |
 Practically MIDI - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987While most of us spend our time trying to get our MIDI equipment to work together properly, Martin Russ reveals how to creatively mis-use MIDI and produce some interesting musical results. |
 BuzzNews | International Musician, Sep 1985No, snippets aren't a tasty cereal snack at all. They're what this bit is full of |
 Wind SynthesizersReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987Having explored the history and development of wind synthesizers in our September issue, record producer and wind player extraordinaire John L. Walters compares and contrasts the Akai EWI and Yamaha WX7. Are they the instruments that wind players have been longing for? Find out inside. |
 Beating The SystemFeature | Topic: Algorythmic Composition, Arranging / Songwriting, Composing / Art | One Two Testing, Jul/Aug 1986Systems MusicMusical mathematics made easy |
 Hi-tech at SalfordFeature | Topic: Education | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988Interested in hi-tech higher education? Chris Kempster reports on the MIDI studios and recording courses available to students at Salford College Of Technology. |
 A History of Electronic Music - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Composing / Art, History / Culture | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1982 |
 Book ReviewsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1982 |
 AmericaNews | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1982 |
SmokeNews | Making Music, May 1986The musicians' gossip column. Stuff you wouldn't believe. (We didn't.) |
 SmokeNews | Making Music, Jul 1986This, however, is the bit where we tell you gossipy tittle-tattle you've never heard before. |
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