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 On The Beat - Part 18Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Mar 1991Further explorations into the elusive feel of jazz are the subject of this month's drum programming column. Nigel Lord dons his bebop beret and gets hep with technology. |
 Postcards From The EdgeShow Report | Music Technology, Apr 1991Within hours of the '91 Frankfurt Musik-Messe closing its doors, this preliminary report was on its way to be printed. Tim Goodyer is the exhausted messenger. |
 On the beat - Part 7Group: Sound Advicethe next generationNigel 'Groove Master' Lord goes jazzy on the patterns |
 On The Beat - Part 25Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Nov 1991Leaving convenient music labels behind, Nigel Lord approaches his beatbox in a fresh way in this month's drum programming column. Off the Beaten track? |
 On The Beat - Part 1Group: Sound Advicethe next generationHow to funk up your drum patterns |
 On The Beat - Part 8Group: Sound AdviceNigel Lord applies the principles of drum programming to other sounds |
 On The Beat - Part 9Group: Sound Advice |
 On The Beat - Part 31Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Jun 1992After some 30 months, Nigel Lord's seminal On The Beat series draws to a close. Over the months, it has covered programming skills and a wide range of drumming and percussion styles, and proved popular with amateurs and pros alike - it will be copied but never bettered. |
 On The Beat - Part 20Feature Series | Music Technology, Jun 1991The beat goes on: this month Nigel Lord's essential drum programming series takes him into the deep south of the African continent, and into deep rhythm. |
 On the beat - Part 6Group: Sound AdviceNigel 'Sticks' Lord's drum programming series goes offbeat |
 On The Beat - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Oct 1989Building on the patterns explored earlier in this series, adding expression is the theme of this month's drum programming column. Nigel "Reet" Lord changes his accent. |
 On The Beat - Part 27Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Feb 1992"Build a better mousetrap", they said, "and the world will beat a path to your door". Nobody warned Nigel Lord that writing a drum programming column for MT has the same effect. |
 On The Beat - Part 21Feature Series | Music Technology, Jul 1991Previous episodes of MT's definitive drum programming series have covered rhythms from around the globe. Nigel Lord takes stock and considers some patterns that belong only to the beatbox. |
 On The Beat - Part 3Group: Sound Advicethe next generationPart three of our guide to grooves |
In the first placeEditorial | Music Technology, Dec 1993 |
 On The Beat - Part 6Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Jan 1990The funk is everywhere - and MT's regular drum programming column is no exception. This month Nigel Lord examines funk grooves and gives plenty of example patterns to assist your programming. |
 On The Beat - Part 15Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Oct 1990HouseWho's in the house? On the Beat is in the house - with a close look at what makes house beats and loops kick. Nigel Lord gets wicked in MT's popular drum programming series. |
 Casio SK-200 sampling keyboardReview | Making Music, Feb 1987 |
 On The Beat - Part 5Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Dec 1989The basis of this month's article on drum programming is swing - the rhythmic basis for music as diverse as jazz and hip hop. Nigel Lord swings out. |
 On The Beat - Part 14Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Sep 1990Hip-HopOnce an underrated underground movement, hip hop has turned out to be one of the most influential musical developments of the last decade. Nigel Lord takes the rap in MT's regular drum programming series. |
 On The Beat - Part 16Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Dec 1990Slow, slow, quick, quick, slow - getting away from the 120bpm machine gun, Nigel Lord concentrates on those downtempo numbers in MT's regular drum programming series. |
 Octapad IIReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1988The Perfect BeatIs this the ideal way to programme rhythm patterns into your drum machine? Paul Ireson gives Roland's updated drum-to-MIDI convertor a good bashing! |
PC NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Sep 1992Brian Heywood reports on the latest PC developments. |
 E-mu DrumulatorReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1983 |
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