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The ProducersFeature | Recording Musician, Apr 1993A complete history of record production accompanied by quotations and anecdotes from no fewer than 18 of the world's leading producers. |
Soldering OnFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build, Maintenance / Repair / Modification | In Tune, Jul/Aug 1985Soldering the professional way! |
Beatable BargainsFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Phaze 1, Jan 1989BUYING & USING: cheap drumsa buyer's guide to secondhand drum kits |
Increased ProphetsReview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986Keyboard programmer Paul Wiffen brings you the latest developments on the Sequential sampling system: the new 2002 rack-mount, and the superb Digidesign visual editing software. He also takes a look at the Prophet 2000 and passes on some useful tips for using its 'mapping' function to the full. |
HiWatt L50R Lead Valve HeadReview | In Tune, May 1986 |
The ManagersFeature | Topic: Music Business | International Musician, Jun 1985Immaculate Fools' man in a suit is immaculate certainly, but no fool concludes Mike Hrano |
Heroes - Part 11Feature Series | Topic: History / Culture | One Two Testing, Nov 1984George Martin 5th Beatle/2nd Part |
Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Apr 1993 |
RAM-a-ROM-inFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Sound On Sound, Dec 1986Sound On Sound's DEFINITIVE guide to DX7 RAM & ROM cartridgesWe bring you Sound On Sounds DEFINITIVE guide to all ROM/RAMs available for the Yamaha DX7 in the UK. Over 2500 voices tested and everything you need to know about the products revealed in a comprehensive round-up and table. |
Premier ClassFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | In Tune, May 1986IT visits Britain's percussion princes |
BuzzNews | International Musician, Jul 1985Those little snippets that make the musician's life worth living |
New MusicFeature | Sound International, May 1978Intro...An introduction to a series on "music in which people are doing interesting, and often strange, things". |
Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Jun 1993 |
Record ProfitsFeature | Topic: Music Business | Phaze 1, Feb 1989the average album costs over six quid: where does it go, and why? |
PatchworkFeature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1984 |
From Britain With Love: GearFeature | International Musician, Jul 1985While Paul Bacon looks at the UK companies that have received worldwide acclaim |
The Soft OptionFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988Do the software companies come up to the standard of hardware manufacturers or are we expecting too much of them? David Mellor looks at music software and how the user is looked after, or otherwise, by the supplier. The debate starts here. |
The Tascam Way - Part 1Review Series | Sound International, May 1978The Teac 80-8 tape machine, Tascam Model 5 mixer, and dbx DX-8 noise-reduction unit. |
Sampling Confidential - Lateral Thinking - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Jun 1993Concluding our sideways look at the art and soul of sampling, Dom Foulsham covers N to Z in his alphabet of tips |
Akai S900 SamplerReview | International Musician, Jul 1986SamplerCheckPaul Fishman gets weird — again |
Tape Line-Up - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Sound Fundamentals, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986Part 2. If you developed a stomach ulcer through reading last month's instalment on the theory of line-up and haven't dared go near your tape machine since, you can stop worrying no was David Mellor tells you exactly what to do to achieve perfection in your recorded sound. |