Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music - March 1985
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Electronic album overview featuring Laurie Anderson and the Dune soundtrack from Toto. |
Letters to the ES&CM editorial team. |
A monthly review of readers' demos, with a selection featured on the tape. |
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We meet the trio of men behind the Frank Chickens. |
Record label spotlight on the innovatory people who bring you Brian Eno and numerous others. |
Roland JX8PRoland's JX8P poly has a number of innovatory features and sounds great. Too good to be true? |
Simon Jeffes, leader of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra, loves acoustic instruments...so why are we talking to him? Because we think he's got some pretty sound theories... |
Gary Numan, Bill SharpeThe meeting of two diverse talents and minds; Gary Numan and Bill Sharpe of Shakatak. We discover what they've been getting up to and where it will lead. |
Jean Michel Jarre explains his current views on music, synthesisers and synthesis in an in-depth interview. |
Will there be a rush to purchase Siel's new CMK 49 computer gizmo? We pass judgement. |
A preview of a new electronic drum kit that's designed to hit the competition where it hurts. |
SynclavierThe updated Synclavier with new software. We take it for a test run. |
Muzik ProcessorThe Muzix 81 Processor is likely to change your mind about the potential of micro's sound sampling abilities. We preview this product from a Hungarian company who intend to breach the walls of the UK music industry. |
DX ProgrammingTwo patches, piano and acoustic guitar, for Yamaha's DX7 synth. 'The best ever', claims our modest programmer. |
We talk to synth punk band Attrition. Will they wear you down? |
EqualisationEqualisation in the studio is a major aspect of most recording work. We take you through the basics and give a guide to some of the better buys. |
MSX micros are already establishing a foothold in the UK market. We give you the info to harness their sound chips and create music with MSX. |