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This Year's ModelReview | Music Technology, Jan 1988Korg DSM1 & E-mu SP1200Are the latest samplers from Korg and E-mu Systems really new instruments, or are they simply updates on old machines? Lorenz Rychner counts the bits and checks the clocks. |
Shaping the WaveFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Music Technology, Jun 1988Since Yamaha popularised FM synthesis, a lot of attention has been paid to digital technology. Lorenz Rychner explains how a lot of this technology still uses analogue programming techniques. |
Drumware GenWave/12Review | Music Technology, Jul 1988Software for the Atari STThe first generation of generic sample editors for the Atari ST is led by Drumware's GenWave. Lorenz Rychner breaks the language barrier. |
Dr T's KCS With MPE, PVG, & CopyistReview | Music Technology, Aug 1988Atari ST SoftwareDr T's Multi Program Environment allows their KCS sequencer, Programmable Variations Generator and Copyist scorewriter to be used as part of an integrated system. Lorenz Rychner goes soft. |
JL Cooper Mix MateReview | Music Technology, Oct 1988Once the exclusive territory of costly systems like the SSL desk, automated mixing is quickly becoming widely available. Lorenz Rychner looks at an automation system aimed at the budget studio. |
360 Systems Audio Matrix 16Review | Music Technology, Apr 1989MIDI sophistication in the humble patchbay: this modest-looking unit can store 100 routings of its 16x16 audio matrix and place the proceedings under MIDI control. Lorenz Rychner patches things up. |
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