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Logical ProgressionInterview | Music Technology, Jul 1989Ex-Police drummer and self-styled 'tech-head' Stewart Copeland discusses the merits of owning four Fairlight CMIs, why he's in a group called Animal Logic, and how to write an opera. Logical questions: Nicholas Rowland. |
Point BlankInterview | Music Technology, Oct 1987Yello made the sort of music everyone had heard of but few people heard - until Shirley Bassey helped them into the pop charts. These obscure Swiss art rockers reveal all to Nicholas Rowland. |
Goldstar ProcyonReview | Music Technology, Apr 1994sequencer for the PCFor many people, the definitive sequencing software for the PC has yet to be written. Could this be it? |
Simmons SDE ModuleReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Percussion Voice ExpanderNick Rowland takes sticks to Simmons pads - and finds a whole load of tuned percussion sounds appearing at the other end. Will drummers start putting xylophonists out of work? |
Roland TR626Review | Music Technology, Nov 1987Rhythm ComposerBeat crazy. As yet another drum machine arrives on the market, Nicholas Rowland wonders if it's time to get away from the present format. |
Through the Software JungleFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Sequencing | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Nicholas Rowland guides us through the tricky process of choosing the best sequencer for our money |
ART Multiverb LTXReview | Music Technology, Jul 1992Multi-effects ProcessorART's ever-expanding range of signal processors is intended to cater for musicians of all styles and financial means. Nicholas Rowland test drives a new effects unit whose price belies its power. |
Fostex X30Review | Music Technology, Nov 1987Take the Fostex X15, restyle it, add new features, raise the price by the cost of a dirty weekend in Blackpool and you've got their new X30 multitracker. Nicholas Rowland finds out if they're on the right track. |
Sampled DelightsFeature | Topic: Sampling | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989Nicholas Rowland checks out some amazing sound sources for your sampler |
House MastersInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1988House from home. Nicholas Rowland talks to a British house band who have developed their music from television advertising jingles to chart success. |
Casio HZ600Review | Music Technology, Nov 1987Portable KeyboardBudget polysynth or home organ accessory? Casio attempt to find another gap in the market with Spectrum Distortion synthesis. Nicholas Rowland finds it's not too far from old-fashioned analogue. |
Roland AX-1Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993MIDI Keyboard Controller'Walk tall, walk straight and look the world right in the eye' - as Val Doonican once said. Now you can with Roland's portable MIDI keyboard controller, designed for those with a severe case of guitar envy. Nicholas Rowland discusses the angle of the dangle |
Alesis HR16 Drum MachineReview | Music Technology, Mar 1988A drum machine that sounds more like a drum kit than anything Ludwig ever made? True or not, Alesis' beat box is going to find its way into a lot of recording studios. Nicholas Rowland returns to his roots. |
A Sense Of ScaleInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1987An English playwrite talks to Nicholas Rowland about the lure of electronic sampling techniques; the sounds of the theatre come of age. |
Zoom 9120Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993Sound Environment ProcessorAnd still they come... more FX units than you can shake a MIDI lead at. Nicholas Rowland zooms in on the latest and tries to spot the difference. |
Head Boy & Casual GodInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1988Talking Heads keyboard player Jerry Harrison talks to Nicholas Rowland about a forthcoming Heads LP and a solo project he calls The Casual Gods. |
Breaking The CodeInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1987Cult masters of industrial funk talk hi-tech sounds, performance CDs and popular commerciality to Nicholas Rowland; the code of the '80s. |
Soundcraft Spirit FolioReview | Music Technology, Apr 1993Mixing DeskQ: Just what is a Minister Without Portfolio? A: A leading member of the Government who hasn't got Soundcraft's nifty new portable mixer, that's what. Nicholas Rowland raises questions in The House |
2nd Sense StudioFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Apr 1988Take an eight-track tape deck and a 128-track MIDI sequencer and you've got the basis of 2nd Sense studio. Nicholas Rowland visits a studio taking full advantage of what modern technology has to offer. |
Roland PM16Review | Music Technology, Dec 1987Electronic DrumsPick up sticks; the latest electronic kit from Roland doesn't come with its own voices but Nicholas Rowland discovers its MIDI converter may have other uses in the studio. |
Ensoniq KS-32 MIDI StudioReview | Music Technology, May 1993It's called a studio; it could be called a workstation; but actually it's a serious keyboard. Nicholas Rowland identifies a product with several possible identities and several possible markets. Have Ensoniq weighted in vain? |
Simmons SDXReview | Music Technology, Apr 1988Electronic Percussion SystemThe company that pioneered the electronic drum kit bring us the next generation of electronic percussion. Nicholas Rowland investigates Zone Intelligence and tracker balls. |
Tascam Porta 05Review | Music Technology, Jan 1988Personal MultitrackerThe intrepid Nicholas Rowland continues his search for the ultimate in personal multitrackers; armed only with a blank cassette and a bedroom's worth of gear, he tackles Tascam's latest budget baby. |
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