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Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Total Percussion Sound ModuleSequencer owners rejoice! Roland have taken the 16-bit PCM sounds from their popular R8 drum machine, put them in a convenient rackmount case, and added extra slots for ROM and RAM cards to produce a beat-box par excellence. David Brenton reports. |
Review | Music Technology, Apr 1990Total Percussion Sound ModuleFrom the R8 Human Rhythm Composer comes the Total Percussion Sound Module "humanising' without a sequencer? Simon Trask investigates Roland's latest beat box and a selection of sound cards. |
Editorial | Music Technology, Dec 1990Once a recording studio was a large room lined with futuristic acoustic tiles and filled with impressive equipment; now it could be the corner of a bedroom - it's all a matter of size. |
Group: In Session
Interview | The Mix, Jul 1994A guitarist who's at home with hard-disk recording |
Interview | Music Technology, Oct 1992 |
Interview | Music Technology, Feb 1992Felton Pilate's success spans "traditional" funk to the rap revolution - just now he's writing, producing and playing keys for Hammer. Nick Batzdorf raps tech with the Hammer man. |
Interview | Music Technology, Jan 1991After inspiring a generation of experimental musicians to explore synthetic soundscapes, Tangerine Dream found new relevance in 1990's ambient house movement. Simon Trask enters the Dream state. |
Interview | Music Technology, Feb 1991From Charlie Parker to writing his own software, jazz saxophonist and technophile Steve Coleman has a unique insight into music. Simon Trask tunes in. |
Interview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1993Fun In The Waves |
Interview | Music Technology, Apr 1994More than a decade and a half after they first fell out of Manchester, New Order's most married couple are still at the nerve-centre of the band's activities. Helping them come to terms with it all - Phil Ward |
Interview | Music Technology, Nov 1991Putting Heaven 17 in the past, Martyn Ware has masterminded a definitive meeting of classic singers, classic soul songs and state-of-the-art technology. Tim Goodyer listens to Words of Quality and Distinction. |