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Crystalline GlassGroup: Sound Reports & Views | |||
Glass CaseGroup: GuitarCheck | |||
Art of GlassFeature | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Oct 1988If you're short of a new source of samples you could do worse than to turn to the glass (not the bottle). Tom McLaughlin explains how a wine glass can provide a wide variety of unusual tone colours. | |||
The Glass of '85Interview | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1985The synthesist who knows no parameters discusses his works. Interview by Tony Mills | |||
The Glass Bead GameInterview | Making Music, Jul 1986The man the man who the man who makes the man who the man who the man who makes repetitive music. | |||
A Touch of GlassInterview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989Philip Glass is best known for his work as a minimalist classical composer, but recently he's been completing work in fields as diverse as opera, piano recitals, film and synth ensembles. Mark Jenkins talked to the minimalist maestro during a fleeting visit to London for his latest opera, 'The Making Of The Representative From Planet 8'. | |||
GlassInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1985Handle With CareSystems composer Philip Glass is still high technology's best-known 'serious music' champion. But how good have the performances of his latest opera, 'Akhnaten' really been? Annabel Stott again. | |||
Philip GlassInterview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1991The Making Of A New Music SupremoPhilip Glass is the best known, and certainly the best paid, contemporary new music composer. In London for performances of his music for the films Koyaanisqatsi and Powaqqatsi, he talked to Mark J. Prendergast. | |||
20th Century Americans - Philip Glass - Part 1Interview Series | Music Technology, Jan 1993Philip Glass: Glazed expression | |||
Alesis through the Looking GlassReview | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1986Sheer XTCA truly classy digital reverb at a sensible price. | |||
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EditorialEditorial | Sound International, May 1978 | |||
Constructing a 'floating' studio floorFeature | Topic: Construction / Build | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1984Acoustics | |||
Building A Control Room WindowFeature | Topic: Acoustics, Construction / Build | Home & Studio Recording, May 1984Control room window design. | |||
Program NotesFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Making Music, Jul 1986New noises to try for your DX7, Juno 106, JX8P, and CZ101 synths. Get twiddling. | |||
OCLI VDU Antiglare ScreensReview | Music Technology, Dec 1992 | |||
CommentEditorial | Music Technology, Feb 1993 | |||
The Auto-Tune StoryFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | International Musician & Recording World, Jul 1975 | |||
EditorialEditorial | One Two Testing, Feb 1985 | |||
GlassworksInterview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Sep 1985Category crossing contemporary composer cornered | |||
Studio DiaryGroup: Recording WorldThe good Fairy Trynkabell trips off to a Fantasyland where money doesn't matter, talent rarely counts, and you can't move for Robber Barons and Wicked Queens. Yes folks, it's the Diary. (Boo! Hiss!) | |||
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