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Music Technology - January 1994

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Learn to read the future in these pages...

Future Talk Part 1
Interview

Future Sound of London

Simon Trask discovers the future sound - and vision - of London

Computer World
Feature

Want to get into computing and multimedia but unsure where to start? Ian Waugh guides you through the maze of computers and jargon

Learning to swim Part 4
Feature

Swim Records

Simon Trask dives into the world of a desktop record label

MTease
Feature

Keith Emerson

Keith Emerson progresses through our questionnaire

Portcard from the Edge
Interview

Chris Craig interview | The Orb

Bruce Hepton trips the light fantastic with The Orb's visuals, man

This article has no OCR bodytext.Readership Survey
Feedback

Now's your chance to tell us what you think of the magazine: the good, the bad - even the ugly...

This article has no OCR bodytext.Competition
Competition

Be kind to your bottom: fill in our readership survey and you could win a Peavey Spectrum Bass module

The A-Z of Analogue Part 6
Feature

This month, Elka Eminent to Everitt Orgatron.

Games Without Frontiers
Interview

Peter Gabriel

Phil Ward Xplores the Real World of CD-ROM and multimedia

Article Group:
Quality Control

Getting to the heart of the product.

Roland S760
Review

sampler

A mid-priced sampler with a spec that'll worry the high-priced competition

Trade iT's DigiTape
Review

Direct-to-disk recording for the Atari Falcon

Can this latest software package help the Falcon spread its wings?

E-mu Morpheus
Review

Z-plane synthesiser

From one of the few companies still committed to developing new methods of sound synthesis, the Morpheus promises much. Does it deliver?

dbx 120XP Boom Box
Review

subharmonic synthesiser

When you hear the beat go boom and you feel it in the pit of your stomach, look out for this black magic box

Roland P-55
Review

piano module

A piano for every occasion - and a few more besides

SeqWin v2/MultiMedia
Review

for PC Windows 3.1

Looking to take your first steps in multimedia production? Cot a PC and an idea? What are you waiting for?

Shortcuts
Review

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Music Review

Phil Ward gets judgemental with readers' demos

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Feedback

Doing it to the letter

That Was Then
Retrospective

More embarrassing photos from the vaults of techno history

Grief
Feature

Roll up! Roll up! All your problems solved here...

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Music Review

This month: Jam & Spoon, Sect, Jansen, Barbieri St Karn -plus MT's albums, videos and events of 1993...

Music Technology - Copyright: Music Maker Publications (UK), Future Publishing.

 

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