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 Alternative InstrumentsReview | Sound On Sound, May 1989MIDIGrid & MIDIDrawCan't play an instrument but would love to create music? Your wish is granted! With the right software, the humble Atari ST computer can be turned into a very different MIDI instrument indeed. Martin Russ looks at two unusual graphical music programs with contrasting approaches: MIDIDraw and MIDIGrid. |
 Apple HyperCardReview | Music Technology, Jan 1988Software for the Apple MacintoshA computer program that teaches you how to use your gear? Jim Burgess checks out a package for the Apple Macintosh that threatens to make the users' manual a thing of the past. |
 BBC NewsReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jan 1985Organ Master/Island LogicAn add-on sound board, and a comprehensive disc-based music system for the Beeb micro. |
 CDP MIDIGridReview | Music Technology, Jul 1989Atari ST SoftwareIs it a bird? Is it a plane? Or is it possibly the most impressive piece of software around? Ian Waugh plugs into the Grid and emerges a wiser man. |
 Connectix RAM DoublerReview | Music Technology, May 1994for the MacDouble your Mac's RAM without doubling your overdraft. |
 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'S T-BasicReview | Music Technology, May 1990Software for the Atari STUntil now writing MIDI software has been the preserve of a few dedicated individuals, but T-Basic offers to make MIDI programming accessible to the masses. Ian Waugh gets online. |
 Dr TiriccReview | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Not the silliest piece of MIDI software in the world but... |
 Intelligent Music MIDIDrawReview | Music Technology, Jan 1989Software for the Atari STAs well as being a communications standard, MIDI has encouraged the development of new forms of musical expression - like this graphic music program. Ian Waugh draws his own conclusions. |
 Intrinsic Technology SlamReview | Music Technology, Oct 1992Sample Librarian and ManagerAn open and shut case for sample librarians |
 MIDI DrawReview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989A novel little program for ST owners with a leaning towards pictures and music |
 MIDIGridReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989An unconventional approach to sequencing but could be just the thing for ST users with limited keyboard skills |
Roland MRM 500Review | Music Technology, Mar 1991Midi File ConverterRoland's MRM500 software offers unprecedented file compatibility between software sequencers and their MC-series sequencers. Vic Lennard asks if it's too good to be true. |
 SongrepReview | Music Technology, Jul 1992Atari ST SoftwareOrganising song files seems tedious - until you can't find the patterns you need. Vic Lennard boots up a program which makes housekeeping Creator/Notator files easy. |
 Steinberg MusicalReview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Atari ST SoftwareIn a completely different vein to Cubase, MusiCal is a music learning program aimed primarily at the educational market. Ian Waugh goes back to school. |
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