A round-up of the latest music programs for the BBC B

The ZX Spectrum Beepquencer

ZX Spectrum Synth Controller

The Musical Micro

More packages picked apart by Tony Mills

The Micro Guitar

Tony Mills uncovers some software for—guitarists! Whatever will they think or next?

The latest developments from the land of the floppy. Tony Mills reports

Editing Packages

Tony Mills investigates the noiseless properties of your micro

How To Save £54,800

Tony Mills makes a meal of the most interesting musical microprocessing around.

Music and the modem

David Janda discovers just what's of interest music wise on the Bulletin boards around the world

MUSIC 500

Acorn's MUSIC 500 hardware/software package for the BBC micro could be the revolution micro musicians have been waiting for.

Ann Owen just adds water and stirs with this jamming package for the Commodore 64 and Amiga

Music Instruction System

Of the few computer-based music teaching systems available, Xanadu's Musicom - distributed by Roland - is one of the most versatile. David Ellis finds out if it's cheap enough to tempt fund-starved schools.

Music Works software (Apple Macintosh)

Music software for the Macintosh

MUSIC 500 Programs

Two new programs for the MUSIC 500

preview for the Commodore

Music Computer and Software

1984'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.

The latest in our Industry Profile series looks at pioneer manufacturers and designers, Moog Music Inc.

Goldsmiths College Electronic Music Studio

The reasoning behind the new-look CM. Your guide, David Ellis.

Will foot-controlled music become popular now that Micro Musical have introduced a set of MIDI bass pedals for under £200? Malcolm Harrison has the answer.