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 Computer MusicianGroup: Computer Musician |
Computer MusicianGroup: Computer Musician |
Computer MusicianGroup: Computer MusicianSuffering Lack of Creativity - a Doctor writes. |
 Computer Musician - RumblingsGroup: Computer MusicianThe latest on Atari's astonishing new musical micro, plus news from software people Mimetics and Passport Designs. |
 Computer Musician - Rumblings...Group: Computer MusicianA sound-sampling keyboard for £1800, and new software from Octave-Plateau, among other things. |
 Computer Musician - RumblingsGroup: Computer Musician |
Computer Musician - RumblingsGroup: Computer Musician |
 The SystemFeature | Topic: Home Studio | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jul 1985William Blake — computer musician.Featuring William Blake |
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 The Computer ConnectionReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990Roland’s Computer Music rangeMartin Russ looks at the evolution of Roland's approach to computers in music, culminating in their latest CM products. |
 Performing Musician: Endangered Species?Feature | Topic: Performing, Sequencing | Music Technology, Mar 1991Accusations of replacing "real" musicians have shifted from drum machine to sampler, but there may be other changes upon us. Steve Wright investigates the significance of the sequencer. |
Greetings, Computer Musicians!Group: Computer Musician |
 Yamaha C1 Music ComputerReview | Music Technology, Dec 1988Yamaha's new computer is a PC compatible equipped with eight MIDI Outs, two MIDI Ins and SMPTE time-sync ports. Harvey Newquist powers up the successor to the ill-fated CX5M. |
 Computer PageGroup: Roland Newslink - Autumn 1986Roland MKS-7 Super QuartetA look at the role of the MKS-7 |
 Amstrad CPC464 Home ComputerGroup: Computer MusicianBy a happy accident, Amstrad's first-ever home computer could become the MIDI micro of the future. David Ellis tells us why. |
 Atari 520STGroup: Computer Musician16-bit Home ComputerNot just another home computer; more like the future of the entire domestic micro industry, not to mention the MIDI software one. Simon Trask has the details. |
 Yamaha CX5MGroup: Computer MusicianMusic Computer and Software1984's most eagerly-awaited electronic music product is finally making its way into dealers' showrooms. David Ellis has been taking a look at the micro itself, Yamaha's exclusive FM sound chip, the controlling keyboard and the first batch of software. |
 SoundchaserGroup: Computer MusicianDigital Computer Music SystemA state of the art computer music system for Apple users. |
 Choosing A Computer For Music - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Computing | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991Atari ST & Commodore AmigaPart 2. Concluding our look at the relative merits of the big four music computers, Martin Russ puts the case for the Atari ST and its variants, and Paul Overaa explains why his heart belongs to the Commodore Amiga. |
 Jellinghaus Music SystemsGroup: Computer MusicianMIDI Computer Interface and SoftwareGerman company Jellinghaus have been producing some interesting-looking MIDI software for some while. Now Rosetti are bringing it into the UK, and David Ellis has managed to get his hands on a few review samples. |
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 E&MM Launches New PublicationEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1983 |
EditorialGroup: Computer MusicianThe saga of MIDI software over-pricing, and what should be done about it. |
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