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 Siel DK80Review | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1985SynthcheckThe very latest of the cheap but decent synths tests Tony Mills' skills | |||
 DK LineReview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, May 1985Siel DK80Siel's new synth - one of the attention grabbers at this year's Frankfurt show. | |||
 Siel DK80 PolysynthReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985Dynamic Bitimbric PolysynthIt boasts a list of features as long as your arm and a price tag that makes it one of the most accessible MIDI polysynths, but does the musical reality fulfil the paper promises? Trish McGrath reports. | |||
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 The Musical MicroFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1985More Micro For Your MoneyWe save you money and serve you chips | |||
 Graphically YoursReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985It's now some 18 months since the company first produced MIDI software for home micros, and now SIEL have come up with two of their most attractive packages yet. Trish McGrath has the details. | |||
 Expand AbilityReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985Two manufacturers follow their already established polysynths with keyboardless voice expanders. Trish McGrath puts the Chase Bit 01 and Siel Expander 80 through their paces. | |||
 TX7 - To The LimitFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Jun 1986Ray Elder details a way of creating new programs of your own on Yamaha's TX7 expander without having to use a DX7. All you need is a Spectrum computer, some DX7 voice editing software and the free advice contained within this article! | |||
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 Back to Basics - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985Steve Howell continues our beginner's guide to synthesisers by describing how sounds are shaped by amplifiers and envelope generators. | |||
 Keyboards Under £1500Group: The MIDI Connection Supplement | |||
 21 TodayReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985Yamaha's DX21 polysynth offers FM sound quality at a low, low price, plus a few features even the DX7 doesn't have. Simon Trask investigates. | |||
 Joreth Music Composer SystemGroup: Computer MusicianMIDI Software and Hardware for Commodore 64An extensive new MIDI software package from Worcestershire could well be the answer to many a Commodore owner's dream. Simon Trask has the details. | |||
 Sequential MultiTrakReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985Programmable Polysynth with SequencerThe Californians introduce a followup to the inventive but mixed-bag SixTrak. Simon Trask checks it out. | |||
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