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Akai ASQ 10 SequencerReview | Sound On Sound, May 1988The return of Roger Linn, as a member of the Akai team, promises much to the world of musical technology. The ASQ 10, bearing the Linn name, is a heavyweight sequencer in all senses. David Mellor assesses its abilities. |
Alesis HR16 Drum Machine & MMT8 MIDI RecorderReview | Music Technology, Sep 1987Following the success of the MIDIverb, Alesis have ventured into the realms of drum machines and sequencers. Bob O'Donnell lends an ear and discovers that economy doesn't necessarily mean compromise. |
Alesis MMT-8 MIDI RecorderReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988In an age when most MIDI sequencers seem to come on floppy disk, Alesis hits the market with their new hardware sequencer, the MMT-8. It doesn't boast a video monitor or multi-mega tracks, so can it compete with the omnipresent beige box? David Mellor yearns to learn. |
Alesis MMT8 SequencerReview | Music Technology, Feb 1988The hardware sequencer to beat them all? After an overlong wait, Simon Trask gets to grips with the latest development in the Alesis World Domination plan. |
All Change!Review | Sound On Sound, Jan 1986Linn SequencerFrom the creators of the first digital drum machine comes the world's most powerful MIDI controller - the new Linn Sequencer. Mark Jenkins believes it could well cause a lot of us to re-think the way we record. |
Anatek Pocket SequencerReview | Music Technology, Apr 1991When inspiration strikes and you're out of reach of a sequencer, Anatek's latest Pocket unit can save your soul, if not your life. Vic Lennard picks a pocket. |
Black & White & Cred All OverReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1993Doepfer MAQ16/3 MIDI Analogue Sequencer |
Brother PDC100 Pro Disk ComposerReview | Music Technology, Feb 1992MIDI SequencerConflict between hardware and software sequencing intensifies - can dedicated sequencers still compete with the flexibility of a computer? Simon Trask experiences Brotherly love. |
Casio SZ-1 SequencerReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1985The Next Logical StepThis 4 track MIDI sequencer is a step in the right direction for Casio but have the budget restrictions limited its appeal? |
Casio SZ1 MIDI SequencerReview | International Musician, Nov 1985SequencercheckCasio get further into the pro market, Chris Jenkins gets into their newie |
Cheap! but not so nastyReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1985Casio SZ1Another sequencer first, this time for Casio, seeking to extend their grip over the budget end of the pro synth market. Simon Trask reckons the foray has been worthwhile. |
Cheetah MQ8Review | Music Technology, Feb 1990SequencerLatest in their line of cost-effective gear is Cheetah's MQ8 sequencer. Simon Trask investigates a budget sequencer that incorporates some of the features of the Zyklus MIDI Performance System. |
Digigram MC5 ComposerReview | Music Technology, Oct 1987Tired of scoring out your music by hand? Simon Trask investigates a computerised alternative and discovers it may try to muscle in on the composition. |
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. |
Fighting Hard!Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1989Kawai Q80 SequencerKawai's first ever dedicated MIDI sequencer may have to fight hard to make its mark in an already overcrowded market, but it has one major advantage over the competition - its price! Julian Colbeck reports. |
Hard WearingReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1991Brother PDC100 SequencerMartin Russ tries out Brother's latest hardware sequencer. |
He Ain't Heavy, He's My BrotherReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1990Brother MDI40 SequencerBrother are taking their first steps into the music market with the release of the MDI40 and MDI30 sequencers. Richard Lamont reports. |
Hi-Tech XpansionReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985As Yamaha's 'X' range of hi-tech hardware continues to grow, Dan Goldstein and Trish McGrath present an exclusive appraisal of two of the range's most affordable additions, the TX7 FM Expander and QX7 MIDI Keyboard Recorder. |
Kawai Q80Review | Music Technology, Nov 1988MIDI SequencerAs software writers continue to flood the market with sequencing packages, Kawai go dedicated. Dave Bertovic investigates the hardware alternative. |
Korg SequencerReview | In Tune, May 1986 |
Korg SQ8Review | Music Technology, May 1987Eight-track MIDI SequencerMT new boy Bob "I'm Confused" O'Donnell checks out the cutest eight-track sequencer available. Have too many corners been cut to reduce the cost? |
Korg SQ8 SequencerReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987Is it an electronic tuner? Is it a portable metronome? No, it's the world's smallest 8-track MIDI sequencer. Mark Jenkins explores its inner workings and draws his conclusions. |
Korg SQ8 SequencerReview | Making Music, Apr 1987 |
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