Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1988Passport Master Tracks JuniorBudget tight? Don't despair. This entry-level 64-track sequencing program from Passport has all the features you will need to start making your own music. Chris Kempster takes it for a spin. |
Review | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1986Tascam Porta TwoThis month's cover feature, the brand new Tascam Porta 2. Bristling with features, this 6-channel, 4-track portable studio still falls within an attractive price bracket. |
Review | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1985A rack-mounted cassette multitracker for the home recordist. |
Feature | Topic: MIDI | Music Technology, Mar 1988Ensoniq SQ80 & ESQ1 SynthesizersFrustrated by the limitations of sequencing with MIDI mono mode 4? Simon Trask discusses the benefits of multi mode and investigates its implementation on Ensoniq's SQ80 and ESQ1 synths. |
Review | 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. |
Group: Roland Newslink - Spring 86
Feature | Topic: Advertisement Feature, Sequencing | International Musician & Recording World, Mar 1986 |
Feature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1975 |
Interview | Music Technology, Sep 1991When you come across a hi-tech band who won't even use commercial synths for fear of being imitated, they must have something special to protect. Simon Trask pays a visit to Leeds to check out the mysterious Nightmares on Wax. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988The SmpteTrack software for the Atari ST is one of the most expensive ST sequencers around, but is it one of the best? David Mellor dons his pith helmet and hacks his way through the computer jungle to find out. |
Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Nov 1983 |
Review | Music Technology, Jan 1991Having pioneered the Micro Composer in the '70s, Roland reaffirm the position of the hardware sequencer in 1990 with the MC50. Simon Trask is fatally attracted. |
Review | Music Technology, Nov 1990Software for the Atari STNotorious for the numerical approach of their programs, Dr T's have incorporated GEM friendliness in their latest Atari ST sequencer and scorewriter. Ian Waugh reckons it's purrfect for those on a tight budget. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1993Big Noise Cadenza V2 For Windows |
Interview | Music Technology, Jul 1993Never mind avoiding presets and programming your own patches... how about rebuilding the whole damn synth? Richard James - aka Polygon Window, Caustic Window, Diceman, Soit PP, Blue Calx, AFX and The Aphex Twin - isn’t happy with his hardware till he’s had the toolbox to it. Phil Ward enters the twilight zone of the lad from Cornwall who’s spearheading the ambient onslaught. |
Interview | Music Technology, May 1988Cult reggae band or Top Of The Pops heroes? Nick Rowland talks to the men who've spent 14 years together and brought MIDI to reggae, and reggae to the pop charts. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1988Korg M1 Music WorkstationAs Korg prepare an armada of new products to invade the music shops, Tony Hastings investigates the M1 Music Workstation - the flagship that looks set to blow a lot of the competition out of the water. |
Feature Series | Topic: History / Culture | One Two Testing, Aug 1984Jerry Wexler, the father of soul |
Interview | Music Technology, Nov 1988A British playwright looks into the future and sees a composer locked away from the world with a machine that makes music for him. John Walters talks scripts and Synclaviers. |
News Audio | The Mix, Oct 1994Sounds, samples, & software upgrades for the modern studioNew software, updates, sounds, and samples |