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The Outer LimitsShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1985Exclusive reviews of two avant garde music festivals that saw technology pushed to its creative limits, Ars Electronica at Linz and the International Computer Music Conference at IRCAM, Paris. |
Wind of ChangeFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound International, May 1979Lyricon-blowing John Walters, of Landscape fame if not fortune (yet), undertakes the western world's most comprehensive guide to the history, construction and playing of the Lyricon wind synthesiser. |
PPG Wave 2.3 and WavetermReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1984A special report on the latest versions of these successful German instruments. Review by David Ellis. |
PatchworkFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986Another collection of readers' own sound patches, with the Korg DW8000, Oberheim Matrix 6, Yamaha DX7 and Casio CZ range all featuring. |
NewsNews | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989Exclusive news from UK Electronica, plus all the latest in the world of MIDI music |
Questionnaire Results - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1984Readers' replies to the second half of our survey, analysed by David Ellis. |
Inside Views: E-mu SystemsFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound On Sound, Apr 1987Continuing our series that looks at hi-tech companies and design personnel working in the field of music and recording technology, Paul Gilby talks to Marco Alpert, Director of Marketing & Sales for E-mu Systems of America - the company behind the Emulator and Emax samplers. |
BacklinesOpinion | One Two Testing, Apr 1986View from the rear; this month New Age gets the old boot |
Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Dec 1992 |
Beating The SystemFeature | Topic: Algorythmic Composition, Arranging / Songwriting, Composing / Art | One Two Testing, Jul/Aug 1986Systems MusicMusical mathematics made easy |
Doepfer MAQ16/3 MIDI analogue sequencerReview | Music Technology, Jul 1993Ian Waugh unveils the secrets of a good old-fashioned analogue sequencer that generates MIDI data, courtesy of some good old-fashioned German R&D from manufacturers Doepfer, with a little help from their friends Kraftwerk. Vorsprung durch technik, as Ian says. |
Modular Synthesis - Part 8Feature Series | Topic: Sequencing, Synthesis & Sound Design, Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1984Using Sequencers with Modular SystemsIn something of a break from tradition, Steve Howell begins a look at how using a modular synth can expand the horizons of the common or garden monophonic sequencer. |
Technically SpeakingFeedback | Music Technology, Jan 1993 |
Making New Age Music - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Composing / Art | Recording Musician, Mar 1993In part two of this short series, David Etheridge looks at the role of effects and unusual chords in New Age music. |
On StageMusic Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1984A special report on the proceedings at this year's UK Electronica festival. Words by Tony Mills; pictures by Alf Annison, Stuart Catterson, Tony Mills and Chris Jenkins. |
Hans Zimmer - Yards AheadFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Nov 1986Lillie Yard StudioWhere can you find a complete audio-video recording system, a Fairlight a separate programming suite and the biggest modular synth in the world? Matthew Vosburgh discovers heaven off the Earl's Court Road. |
Yamaha REX50Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1988Martin Russ reveals the hidden features of Yamaha's budget digital multi-effector and explains how it can be coaxed into supplying more than one effect at once. |
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