Editing

Presenting the cut and splice of real editing — that's the business with razor blades, tape and good idea

Andy Partridge tracks up

You never knew about Big Country

An intriguing insight into just what is required of the home recordist when setting out to cut your first disc.

two veg

If music-making becomes more and more popular, will the quality of popular music automatically slide downwards? Is the Casio VL-tone responsible for Starship?

This month sees the launch of The Music Technology Magazine, E&MM's American counterpart, and the departure of stalwart advertising manager Tony Halliday.

Fair's Fair

Editor's views.

They're the biggest, they're the baddest. They're the most successful Hip Hop act in history. Garfield raises hell with Run an' da boyz...

Welcome to The Mix

Mutual Assistance

Hats off to helpful manufacturers, plus E&MM new recruits.

Software for the IBM PC

As musical interest in PC-compatible machines grows, more American software is finding its way into the UK. Harvey Newquist sequences the PC way.

What were the best products of 1987 according to Sound On Sound readers? Here are the long-awaited results of our poll.

Puts the home in home recording.

The Mix (3)

Part 17: The mix (3). There's so much to know about mixing and most of it can only be learned by experience. But a little knowledge can go a long way. David Mellor offers even more insights.

A thorough study of the 'do's' and 'don'ts'.

David Ellis digs deep inside Yamaha's MSX music computer, and finds it's capable of interfacing with more external hardware than its manufacturers seem willing to disclose...

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