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Interviews
 Made in Japan - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Music Technology, Nov 1987The first of three personal views of a nation that's revolutionised the development and manufacture of hi-tech musical equipment. Hugh Ashton checks out the gear and the music. |
 Studio Of The MonthFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Mar 1985Clock Recording StudiosChris Maillard Clocks on to report on a new recordenhaus |
 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. |
 Getting TeknikalReview | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1985 |
 Bass - No BullRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, May 1991Moog Taurus PedalsUltimate bass? Legendary synth pioneers Moog once made the best bass synth on the planet: Paul Ward reassesses the power of Taurus in the light of '90s bass mania. |
 Playing The Perfect GigFeature | Topic: Live | Making Music, May 1986Start here to avoid disaster and achieve applause. We bring you clues from experienced hands. |
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 Yamaha ClavinovaReview | International Musician, Jul 1985KeyboardcheckA marriage of technology and elegance. Yes, Dave Foister has written another review |
 Vocal PointsFeature | Topic: Performing | International Musician, Feb 1985Adrian Deevoy goes larynx-in-hand to seek advice from Britain's most swinging singing teacher, Tona de Brett |
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Seven from '87Retrospective | Music Technology, Jan 1988A look behind the scenes at some of MT's own out-takes: quotes from the famous, letters from the punters and photographs from the "rejected" file. So we all make mistakes... |
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 Jim Kelley Valve ComboReview | In Tune, Jul/Aug 1985 |
 Electric PianosFeature | Sound International, Aug 1978A subjective look (what else?) at some of the electric and electronic pianos currently on the market, by Dave Crombie. |
 Get Organised!Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1981 |
 Going For A Song - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide | International Musician, Sep 1985Buying and Selling Second Hand Gear Part IIThe second second-hand special shows you how to cash in on clapped-out gear. Phil "DIYnasty" Walsh on used news |
 Kit CareFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | In Tune, Oct 1985How to maintain your kit |
 Inside the Synclavier - Part 2Feature Series | Sound On Sound, Jul 1989PART 2: David Mellor explores the sampling capabilities of the world’s most expensive musical instrument - the Synclavier. |
 Studio ErgonomicsFeature | Topic: Home Studio | Sound On Sound, Sep 1993Making Yourself At Home In The Studio |
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