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 Mac WorldShow Report | Micro Music, Jan 1990Mike Collins reports on what's new for Macintosh owners at the recent Mac World show in the States |
 Mac NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992...while Kendall Wrightson reflects on a Mac world... |
 Apple NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Aug 1993 |
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 What A Performer!Review | Sound On Sound, Oct 1990Performer 3.5Following hot on the heels of their MIDI Time Piece, Mark of the Unicorn release a major upgrade to Performer, the world's first 'professional' computer MIDI sequencer. Kendall Wrightson looks at what's new in an old favourite. |
 MultitaskingFeature | Topic: Computing | Music Technology, May 1988Wishing you could do more than one thing at a time may be as close as you'll ever get to doing it, but your computer is another story altogether. Harvey P Newquist III explains multitasking and some of its uses. |
 Turtle PowerReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992Turtle Beach Multisound PC Sound CardDedicated PC users will welcome the introduction of this new, high-quality sound card to further enhance PC music-making possibilities. Brian Heywood investigates. |
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