Designer Paul Williams discusses the construction of a simple breath controller for just about any electric or electronic instrument.

An article on the development and design of the PPM plus a review of one of Bulgin's meter kits with some astounding Special Offers!

The first in a major series of articles describing the design, construction and applications of the Programmable Digital Sound Generator, a music hardware add-on for the BBC Model B. Introduction by Alan Boothman.

Part 4: Further Hardware Details

The resumption of our series describing the design of Clef Products' new computer music system for the BBC micro, the PDSG. Designer Alan Boothman takes up the story.

Part 3: The Detailed Program Interface

Our analysis of the Programmable Digital Sound Generator enters its third phase. Your guide: Alan Boothman.

Part 2: Applying the PDSG

Some typical applications of the Programmable Digital Sound Generator, outlined by its designer, Alan Boothman.

Part 5: Sound Systems Revisited

Our series on Clef Products' synth add-on for the BBC Micro comes to a conclusion. Alan Boothman ties up the loose ends.

A versatile rack-mounting power supply unit is described by its designer, Paul White.

Contour your instrument envelopes with this versatile effect unit

The final part of our professional quality monophonic instrument

Professional Quality Monophonic Instrument

Part 1 of a two part article on this exciting, long-awaited project

Designer Paul Williams outlines the construction of a simple project to simulate damped-string effects on both guitars and synthesisers. A complete kit of parts is available direct from E&MM.

E&MM's latest project that creates single, multiple, ensemble claps with pitch control and ambience

Build this exciting sequencer for only £18

Getting it together

PCB overlay and pricing details, plus apologies for the gremlins that crept into part one of David Ellis' description of this digital percussion sampling device.

Fun and Frolics

Part three, and the introduction of a double-triggering circuit that enables more than one sample to be triggered without the user having to buy multiple EPROMs.

How it Works

Part one of a series on designing and building a digital percussion sampling device.

Walking the Dog...

Audio and CV trigger circuits for E&MM's ever-popular digital percussion module. And there's talk of a Syndrom II on the way...

Paul White concludes our keyboard mixer project, with full constructional and wiring details.

Not, as its name might imply, a wondrous device capable of predicting next week's racing results, but a handy build-it-yourself project that divides down sequencer and drum machine clock pulses. Designer Paul White has the full story.