Home & Studio Recording - June 1985
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at the APRS ShowA quick roundup of who's exhibiting what at this year's APRS show. |
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The latest offerings from your various studios. |
Ben Duncan passes some of his tried and tested methods of evicting any studio gremlins that may be residing in the mains supply, and also explains the phenomenon of the singing light bulb. |
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Bass Guitar and how to record it. |
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Rebis Modular Effects Rack System RA200 Series.A look at some of the newer modules currently available for the Rebis rack. |
A few words from the editor on how he uses, misuses and abuses effects. |
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Jo PartridgeJanet Angus talks to Jo about his enthralling past and his new studio where surfing is the most serious distraction. |
Dave Simpson concludes the saga of Thatched Cottage Studio and how it came about. |
Multi-tracking and OverdubbingThis month we examine basic multitrack techniques including overdubbing and drop-ins, and explain about sync. |
Rivalled only by War and Peace for its length and emotional content, this article by our own Neville Unwin presents both sides of the 'blank tape levy' argument. |
Des Carson at Riverside Studio. |
Brings signals from the outside world into line with the Tantek rack. Features stereo operation and an LED ladder signal level meter. |
A selective listing of what's available for the home recordist. |