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Cheetah Sound SamplerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Add-ons for small computers are getting more and more professional in their facilities, their quality and their presentation, as Chris Jenkins discovers. |
Commodore 64 - The Soft Way, The Hard Way, The MIDI WayFeature | Topic: Computing | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jul 1984Floppy disks and tape, Microsound 64, SCI Model 64 |
Yamaha TQ5Review | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989John Renwick puts this sequencer/sound module through its paces |
MIDI - CVReview | Micro Music, Jan 1990If you have one of those oldie but goodie type synths that were pre MIDI fear not you can now link it into your existing MIDI system thanks to Groove Electronics |
Commodore FM Editor/ComposerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Chris Jenkins again, with a new program that lets Commodore owners look inside the Yamaha-licensed FM sound chip. A DX7 for sixpence? |
Floppy FuturesReview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, May 1985Compusonics digital home recording system should be with us by the end of the year. This is a first report on a system that could be the death knell of the portastudio. |
C-Lab CreatorReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989One of the most popular professional sequencing packages for the ST gets the once over from John Renwick |
Karma ChameleonReview | Micro Music, Feb 1990John Renwick leads us through the changing colours of this universal patch librarian - Chameleon |
Cheetah MK5 Controller KeyboardPreview | Music Technology, Feb 1987Chris Jenkins looks at a master keyboard of a very different kind, from the people who brought you drum machine and sampling add-ons for home computers. |
Calculated Risk?Review | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Nov 1984MusiCalc Software. The best software yet for the Commodore 64? |
Edit TrackReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Hybrid Arts budget package that thinks big as John Renwick discovers |
Tiger FeetReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990John Renwick gets his paws on the graphic sequence editor from Dr T |
Akai EX90RReview | Music Technology, Mar 1988Reverb UnitA budget reverb unit for budget studios - although big studios might like it too. John Renwick plugs it in and gets a pleasant ringing in his ears. |
BBC NewsReview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jan 1985Organ Master/Island LogicAn add-on sound board, and a comprehensive disc-based music system for the Beeb micro. |
QuadraverbReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Do four things at once with this multi effects processor from Alesis - John Renwick reports |
Yamaha SY-77Review | Micro Music, Mar 1990Performance SynthesizerJohn Renwick looks at the new SY-77 from Yamaha |
Paradigm Omni-BankerReview | Music Technology, Apr 1988Software for the Atari STA patch librarian that can be tucked away as a desktop utility. Chris Jenkins boots up this American software for the Atari ST. |
Digital DynamiteReview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jan 1985The CZ101 is the spearhead of Casio's first serious onslaught on the pro-synth market. We check out this contender for the DX's digital synthesis crown. |
C-1 and you've seen 'em allReview | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989John Renwick puts Yamaha's super-computer through it's paces |
Yamaha SY35Review | Music Technology, Sep 1992Music SynthesizerThe name might not be memorable - how about the synth? |
Oh My Darling 49Review | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Mar 1985Will there be a rush to purchase Siel's new CMK 49 computer gizmo? We pass judgement. |
Rock 'n' Roll and D-5Review | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Could this be the ideal keyboard for computer musicians? John Renwick finds out |
Music MakerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Software SurplusWriting new music software seems to be the most popular current preoccupation for the world's music and computer industries. We take a look at six of the latest packages to hit the UK. |
Casio SZ-1 SequencerReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1985The Next Logical StepThis 4 track MIDI sequencer is a step in the right direction for Casio but have the budget restrictions limited its appeal? |
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