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The Shape of Things to ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988Check out some of the forthcoming and recently released new products from the hi-tech and recording fields. |
Allen & Heath 1221Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1982 |
Two PayFeature | Topic: Tuition / Technique, Music Theory | Making Music, Aug 1986Two-Chord SongsJust two, yup. Everyone from the Who to Duran Duran has used the trick. Now you can. |
Tascam MSR24SReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1991'S' AppealIs it the birth of a new standard? Dave Lockwood drools over Tascam's Dolby S-equipped one-inch 24-track. |
Psychoacoustic Enhancer - Part 9Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1985This exciting project from Paul Williams is capable of making even the most dull recordings come to life - it's a pity it can't do anything about duff songwriting though. |
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. |
Souper TrouperReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1993Digital Soup Editing Software For The PCIt's very cheap and immensely powerful. Read our review to find out more... |
Modern TimesEditorial | Music Technology, Jan 1990As we move into a new decade, Tim Goodyer looks back at the '80s and forward to the '90s - where can we hope to see the hi-tech music industry take us next? |
Macworld '89Show Report | Music Technology, Feb 1990The Atari ST may currently be the most popular music computer, but a lot of music software is still being pioneered on the Apple Mac. Mike Collins visited MacWorld '89 for the latest musical developments. |
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