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 Born In The USAFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, Nov 1985The Musical MicroTony Mills gets up to Yankee panky with some Stateside software |
 Born In The USAReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1991Mackie CR1604 MixerThe mixer market is dominated by British manufacturers, with a range of Japanese designs also popular in MIDI setups. However, a new American compact mixer offers impeccable audio quality, and outstanding features and value that look hard to beat. Dave Lockwood welcomes the newcomer. |
 Track Record: Bowie & JaggerGroup: Recording WorldAll profits from Tony Horkins' features go to Live Aid |
 Groove Is In The HeartReview | Recording Musician, May 1993Groove Tubes MD1 & MD2 Tube MicrophonesThey're Groovy, they're Tubey, they're born in the USA and they glow in the dark. Bring a little warmth into your life. |
 BuzzNews | International Musician & Recording World, Nov 1986Everything you didn't want to know and couldn't be bothered to ask |
 20th Century Americans - Philip Glass - Part 1Interview Series | Music Technology, Jan 1993Philip Glass: Glazed expression |
 Disciple Of The BeatInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Dance music should be about more than 'moaning samples and ecstasy' claims producer Arthur Baker. Simon Trask talks to the man behind 'Planet Rock'. |
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