Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music - October 1984
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BMF roundup, news, chart, and studio tape listing |
Focussing on a selection of the latest electronic albums particularly those from across The Channel. |
Letters to the ES&CM editorial team: Questions, queries and criticism. |
Ian Burden of Human League outlines beginner's tips and a future strategy for electronic music. |
The Siel SystemA detailed look at Siel's new DK600 keyboard Interface, and Expander. |
We examine Roland's MPU 401 Intelligent Interface that took over two years to develop, to discover whether this disc-based sequencing system was worth waiting for. |
Reader 's demo tapes reviewed in print with a selection on tape. |
The CX5M music computer could change the face of the home micro-music market. We examine the first dedicated music computer to reach the UK |
Syco's Analogue to Digital Interface is less than half the price of its nearest competitor. But does it match the quality? We investigate. |
Brian Eno, Harold BuddPart 1 of a two part in-depth interview with Brian Eno and his latest collaborator Harold Budd. |
We review the new Oberheim Xpander in conjunction with the Oberheim Performance System. |
The first of our Systems features focusses on making music with the DX7, Jupiter 6, Drumtraks and MSQ700. |
Hans Joachim RoedeliusRoedelius explains the necessity of home recording and why he's addicted to the colour green! |
A PZM Mic for under £20. Sound value? |
An easy-to-follow project to fit separate outputs to your Dr. Rhythm to increase its versatility. |
A road report on Roland's guitar synth the GR700 by Imagination's Ashley Ingram and Mark Wood of Nucleus and Sunwind. |
Rosetti SoftwareA review of Rosetti's latest software for the Spectrum and Commodore micros. |
Your chance to win a Yamaha KX5 and a day's free recording in Guerilla studios in London. |
A definitive af-a-glance guide to MIDI and Music Orientated Peripherals. |