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Electronics & Music Maker - November 1981

Music to the fore!
Editorial

Landscape Explored
Interview

With Richard Burgess And John Walters

Richard Burgess and John Walters talk about the make-up of Landscape.

Music Maker Equipment Scene
News

Industry Profile: Roland (UK) Ltd
Feature

The 12th Harrogate International Festival of Sound
Show Report

This recent event had plenty to interest the hi-fi enthusiast.

This article has no OCR bodytext.Soundbooster
Feature

An ICE project with auto switch-on and power boost for your radio or cassette.

This article has no OCR bodytext.Basically BASIC
Feature

This article has no OCR bodytext.Computing News
News

Micromusic
Feature

Melody Making on the Apple

Hi-Fi
Feature

Starting Point Part 7
Feature

Tone Boost - Here's another project that's ideal for musicians new to electronics.

Casio MT-30 Polyphonic Synthesiser
Review

Roland GR-300 Guitar Synthesiser
Review

The Home Electro-Musician
Feature

A new column introducing musicians with their own home studios.

Roland CPE-800 Compu-Editor
Review

Speech Synthesis - Jabberwocky!
Feature

Advanced Music Synthesis

Alan Davies discusses electronic speech production and its applications.

Hot Wiring Your Guitar
Feature

Working With Video
Feature

Guide to Electronic Music Techniques
Feature

Phasing

Organ Talk
Feature

Re-Arranging Sheet Music

National Home Electronic Organ Festival
Show Report

Using Microprocessors
Feature

The Electric Drummer Part 1
Feature

An exciting Music Maker special that uses state-of-the-art micro control.

This article has no OCR bodytext.New Products
News

Auto Swell
Feature

Musicians! Build this superb swell/sustain touch pedal for only £9.

This article has no OCR bodytext.Record Reviews
Music Review

This article has no OCR bodytext.Book Reviews
Review

America
News

Electronics & Music Maker - Music Maker Publications (UK), Future Publishing.

 

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