MT readers give their views a thorough airing - and nobody is safe.

The forum of E&MM readers' comment, opinion and debate.

Take a letter, Miss Goodbody: Dear Music Technology...

Readers' writes get their regular airing on E&MM's letters page.

If you've got something you want to say to today's technology-conscious musicians, where better to do it than through the pages of your favourite magazine?

MT readers give their views a thorough airing, and nobody in the music business is safe - least of all MT itself.

This month's selection of readers' points of view from the Music Technology postbag

Another dip into E&MM's bulging postbag, with further views on playing in pubs and keyboard sensitivity.

This month old equipment and new music are uppermost in readers' thoughts - so they've aired them in MT's open forum.

Readers' letters by any other name, with FM synthesis, E&MM's record reviews and the anti-sampling lobby all coming under fire.

Readers' letters on a variety of topics, from the virtue of pop to the affordability of modern musical instruments.

E&MM's own agony column turns its attention to education, UK Electronica, classical music, and anything else readers might want to write to us about.

From the bulging MT mailbag we've chosen just one letter this month - but it raises some important issues for those trying to break into technology.

Read other people's points of view - and air your own - in Music Technology's regular readers' letters column.

Steve Lipson, MT's choice of featured artists, and a couple of other points receive criticism from irate readers.

If you've a point to make or a question to raise regarding technology or the music that takes advantage of it. MT's letters page calls...

Your chance to have your say. This month "affordability", heavy rock and rhythm programming are on the agenda for the readers' open forum.

Take a letter... Readers' writes on the cost of a home studio, Keith Emerson, new age music and remixes.

Make new penfriends through the pages of the magazine. Write to us about sampling, vocoders, megalomania, and the sorry state of contemporary music.

MT's readers' write. If you've got a grievance to air, a point to make or a question to raise, why not add your voice to MT's vox populi?

Software piracy, BBC 2's presentation of "new music" and manufacturers' broken promises all come under discussion in this month's open forum.

Another of the postman's favourites as readers air their views on a variety of subjects from musical expression to copy-protected software.

As one reader's plea for Moog spares is answered, another cry for help is received from Down Linder - "Where's Warren?". This and more in this month's readers' writes.

And the postal strike hasn't stopped MT readers from airing their views either. Your points of view in the leading music technology magazine.

More mail from the Christmas postbag. Readers air their thoughts on MIDI mixers and the state of pop music, its production and its image.