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Synthesizer Design - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Sep 1983Jezz Woodroffe explains |
Synthesizer Design - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jan 1984Jezz Woodroffe's page |
Synthesizer Design - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Oct 1983Technical details from Jezz |
Kawai K5Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987The Additive synthesizerOnce upon a time, 'additive synthesis' was an expensive and little used option on expensive computer music systems. Now, thanks to Kawai's latest keyboard, there is an instrument dedicated to this type of synthesis. Paul Wiffen, long-time advocate of creating your own waveforms, investigates. |
The Mono ManInterview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Aug/Sep 1984Chris Huggett, the man behind OSCar speaks |
Inside Views: FairlightFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, Sampling | Sound On Sound, May 1987Continuing our series that looks at hi-tech companies and design personnel working in the field of music and recording technology, Paul Gilby talks sampling with Kim Ryrie, President of Fairlight Instruments of Australia. |
The Synth Is Dead: Long Live The SynthFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992With the predominance of the workstation synth, and the rise and rise of essentially preset instruments, what has become of the 'traditional' synthesizer? Paul Hazel turns the spotlight on Roland's JD800 and Korg's Wavestation, two recent instruments which answer the question — but in very different ways. |
Computer Music at StanfordFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987Simon Millward visits the world-renowned Centre for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics at Stanford University, California and talks to its famous director, Professor John Chowning, inventor of FM synthesis. |
The Modular ApproachFeature | Topic: Sampling, Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Jun 1987Expander modules may be the modular synths of our age, but are they as good? Steve Howell explores the Akai VX90 and provides some guidance on how it can be used with Akai's range of sampling machines. |
SY77 - The Power behind the Buttons! - Part 2Review Series | Sound On Sound, Feb 1990RCM Synthesis explainedIn this second part of our in-depth review of the SY77 synthesizer, Martin Russ delves into Yamaha's ultra new synthesis method: Real-time Convolution and Modulation. |
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