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Akai MX76Review | Music Technology, May 1989MIDI Master KeyboardAkai's new MIDI master keyboard boasts a weighted six-octave keyboard and new terminology for its features. Simon Trask decides MIDI control is more than a simple matter of feel. |
Roland D5Review | Music Technology, Jul 1989L/A SynthesiserSimon Trask investigates the latest and cheapest in an increasingly long line of L/A synths from Roland. But if L/A is the way for you, are you better off with a D5 or a D10? |
On The GridInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1990When Soft Cell disbanded, Marc Almond quickly established himself as a solo artist, but what became of his keyboard-playing partner? David Bradwell talks to David Ball about his latest project. |
Ensoniq VFXReview | Music Technology, Jun 1989"A new synth, a new style of synthesis" could be Ensoniq's motto as they unveil their new VFX and its Transwave synthesis. Simon Trask previews the sound of things to come. |
The Jazz TipInterview | Music Technology, Jul 1992Fusing jazz with rap and feel with technology are second nature to Ronny Jordan - whose cover of Miles Davis' 'So What' recently made the pop charts. Simon Trask talks to the man on the "jazz tip". |
Roland CD5Review | Music Technology, May 1989CD ROM PlayerExpensive it maybe, but CD ROM storage is one way of making a sampler a much more powerful instrument. And if you're using a Roland S550, it may not be as expensive as you think, as Simon Trask discovers. |
The Blueprint of HiphopInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1989From the New York roots of hip hop, KRS One talks about street-level production values and samples as the poor musician's alternative to real musicians. Simon Trask listens to the Music of the Spheres. |
Cheetah Master Series 7PReview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Controller KeyboardAs synth and sampler expanders become more popular, the demand for an affordable master keyboard increases. Simon Trask puts Cheetah's latest - and best test. |
Korg M3R & RE1Review | Music Technology, Sep 1989Korg AI Synthesis module & remote editorKorg's M1 workstation has already become an industry standard; now the same AI synthesis system is available in the cheaper M3R. Simon Trask checks out 19" of pure pleasure. |
Voodoo ChileInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1990You can't discuss the Manchester dance movement without A Guy Called Gerald. Simon Trask talks success and setbacks to one of Britain's most influential young artists. |
Live And DirectInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1990By ignoring the charts and treating dance music as a live phenomenon, Adamski has won himself a huge following and a chart placing. Simon Trask talks about the live applications of studio music. |
Roland D5 SynthesiserGroup: Review |
Hey Joe!Interview | Music Technology, Jan 1992Once leader of the seminal Weather Report, Joe Zawinul recently took his current project, The Zawinul Syndicate, on the road. Simon Trask talks with an acknowledged master of the synthesiser. |
Korg T1Review | Music Technology, Dec 1989Music WorkstationKorg's latest line in synths is the T-series workstations - modestly designed to pick up where the successful M1 workstation left off. Simon Trask climbs aboard the flagship T1. |
Roland PAD5Review | Music Technology, Oct 1989Following the success of the Octapad and Octapad II, Roland have come down-budget with a MIDI percussion controller to suit all pockets. Simon Trask scores a hit. |
Elemental RhythmInterview | Music Technology, Feb 1991From Charlie Parker to writing his own software, jazz saxophonist and technophile Steve Coleman has a unique insight into music. Simon Trask tunes in. |
The Prophet And The Rising Sun - Part 2Interview Series | Music Technology, Dec 1990In the second part of this exclusive MT interview, the man behind the Prophet 5 and MIDI discusses MIDI, user interfaces and programming. Simon Trask listens in on the thoughts of Korg's R&D. |
Roland RhodesReview | Music Technology, Nov 1989MK 80 Electronic PianoIn its day the Fender Rhodes changed the course of musical progress; now Roland have resurrected and improved Harold Rhodes' classic electric piano. Simon Trask plays on... |
The Prophet And The Rising Sun - Part 1Interview Series | Music Technology, Nov 1990Designer of the revolutionary Prophet 5, prime mover behind MIDI and now one of Korg's chief designers, Dave Smith's career is unique in hi-tech music. Simon Trask conducts the exclusive MT interview. |
Casio VZ8MReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989iPD Synth ExpanderThe VZ8M is the latest application of the synthesis system behind Casio's popular VZ synths. Simon Trask evaluates iPD synthesis in this age of digital development and analogue reincarnation. |
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