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Affordable digital recording on the PCReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1993Microsoft MSS PC Sound Card & Voyetra AudioView Digital Audio Editor |
Amusement ArcadeReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1986Roland MPS & MUSERoland's first serious venture into software takes the form of composing packages for Commodore, Apple and IBM computers. Annabel Scott checks them out. |
Asymetrix MediaBlitz! 2.0Review | Music Technology, Sep 1993for the PCMultimedia: coming to a PC near you. |
Band AidReview | Recording Musician, Feb 1993Band-In-A-Box Auto-Accompaniment SoftwareYou've never had it so easy — Band-in-a-Box adds intelligence to auto-accompaniment, as Mike Simmons finds out in his look at the latest version of this popular software package. |
Band In A Box V5Review | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992Accompaniment SoftwareThis popular auto-accompaniment program is gaining in features and sophistication with every upgrade. Martin Russ plays with himself... |
Band-In-A-Box V4.1Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1991Auto-Accompaniment — With StyleMartin Russ gets inside version 4.1 of Band-In-A-Box — now with user styles! |
Big Noise MIDI MaxPakReview | Music Technology, Feb 1994sequencing librarian, MIDI mixing and live control software for the PCOne package, five software programs - for the PC. |
Boxing CleverReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990Band-In-A-Box SoftwareIs it really possible to get more music out of a program than you put in? David Hughes looks at software that takes auto-accompaniment and makes it work for the musician. |
C-Lab Notator LogicReview | Music Technology, Apr 1993Software for the Apple MacintoshA logical development for Notator users? Maybe, but as Ian Waugh discovers, someone still has to cross the T's and dot the I's on this latest software sequencer from C-Lab. |
CadenzaReview | Sound On Sound, May 1992The Graphic SequencerPC music software still has to come some way to catch up with that for the Atari and Mac, but good, graphic, sequencer programs like Cadenza are a big step in the right direction. Peter Cudmore takes a closer look. |
Coda Music FinaleReview | Music Technology, Dec 1988Software for the Apple MacintoshPossibly the most sophisticated and powerful scorewriting program to date comes from American company Coda. Bob O'Donnell keeps the score. |
Copyist IIIReview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Scorewriting packages are becoming more and more popular Clive Grace looks at Dr T's top of the range offering |
Digidesign Session 8Review | Music Technology, Nov 1993Direct-to-disk PC recording systemIt's getting closer... the home 8-track, gone digital. |
Digidesign Session 8 Digital StudioReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1993The Personal Studio Of The Future?Your PC becomes your best friend in the studio with this eagerly awaited digital system. |
Digital Music MIDIScanReview | Music Technology, Feb 1994OCR music software for the PCImagine what it would be like to scan a piece of sheet music and have it turned into a MIDI file. Imagine the MIDIScan. |
Dr T CopyistReview | Music Technology, Jun 1987Software for IBM PC and Atari STMusic transcription comes to Atari ST and IBM PC computers with this new program. Chris Many finds out if it does a better job than the human hand. |
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