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Sequential Prophet VS Polysynth

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986

An exclusive preview of Sequential's first-ever digital synth: Paul Wiffen reckons it's been worth the wait.

Sequential Prophet VS

Review | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986
Synthcheck

Fingers on the joystick. Tony Mills at the controls

A Change of Programme

Editorial | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1986

How we use synths - and why the Prophet VS might force us to change our attitudes.

Sons Of Pioneers

Interview | Music Technology, May 1991

They began the '80s as Japan, now they're starting over as Rain Tree Crow. Tim Goodyer catches synthesist Richard Barbieri and drummer Steve Jansen for a frank discussion of music and personalities ten years after Tin Drum.

A Deeper Wave

Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Music Technology, Aug 1987
Wavetable Synthesis

Many of today's popular digital synthesisers use variations on "wavetable synthesis". Chris Meyer explains what this mystical but powerful method is all about.

Dumping Grounds - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Sampling | Music Technology, Jun 1987

The industrious Chris Meyer again, with the latest news on MIDI Sample Dump Standard. What exactly is the value of transferring a sample from one machine to another?

The Resurrection Shuffle

Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1990
Yamaha SY22 Dynamic Vector Synthesizer

If you're one of those musicians who recall the Prophet VS synthesizer with misty-eyed affection, then you'll probably welcome Yamaha's decision to resurrect vector synthesis on this latest addition to their SY range. Paul Ireson checks out this blast from the past.

Masterbits Sample CD Collection

Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990

David Hughes lends an ear to three well-priced CDs full of synthesizer and drum machine samples.

All About Additive - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Music Technology, May 1988

In the final part of a look into the world of additive synthesis, Chris Meyer explains the different approaches to additive synthesis adopted by various manufacturers and which synths have employed them.

Digidesign Turbosynth

Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988
The Return of the Modular Synthesizer

Digidesign continue to add to their innovative range of synthesis programs which use the flexibility of computers for sound creation and the hardware of MIDI samplers to replay the sounds. Paul Wiffen finds he loves the former but hates the latter.

Shape of Things to Come

News | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990

Your chance to catch up on the latest releases from the world of hi-tech music and recording.

Vangelis

Interview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990

With some 17 solo albums to his credit, as well as two ballets, five collaborations with Jon Anderson, and film soundtracks that include 'Blade Runner' and the Oscar-winning 'Chariots Of Fire', Vangelis has continually explored the creation of musical forms via the integration of the acoustic with the electronic. Recently, he took time out to talk about his own work methods and express his views on the current technological scene. Richard Buskin asks the questions.

 

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