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"We'll fix it in the bits..."

Group: Sound Advice

Feature | Topic: Digital Audio | The Mix, Sep 1994
Digital voice editing

How to swing the on-screen scalpel

Tony Oxley

Interview | Sound International, Jul 1978

Tony Oxley sneers commendably at commercialism in music.

Fostex X18

Review | Music Technology, May 1992
Cassette Multitracker

If you're looking for a cost-effective way to add multitrack tape recording to your sequencing setup, it couldn't come much more cheaply than with Fostex' X18. Simon Trask goes back to basics with this new cassette multitrack.

Van Ordinaire - Part 2

Feature Series | In Tune, Jan 1985

Continental Touring: Pitfalls & Problems

Workshop Boys

Interview | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Jul 1988

A pro studio that's offering its facilities to new bands for free? Mike Myers tells Nicholas Rowland what's wrong with the record biz and how he's trying to put it right.

We Can't Go On... - Part 6

Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Sep 1987
...Beating Like This

...Beating Like This. If your drum machine is too robotic and your drum kit is too static, Matt Isaacson and Chris Meyer's tour of 'alternative' percussion controllers may be right up your street.

Upwardly mobile

Group: Control Room

Review | The Mix, Mar 1995
Spirit PowerStation

Return of the powered mixer

Choosing A Personal Computer For Music

Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Mar 1988

Having made your decision to opt for a software-based MIDI music system, which computer do you choose? Which is best? Are they all the same? Mark Badger considers the three prime contenders.

Independence Day - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Music Business | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jun 1985
Indie Records

First part on how to go about releasing your own electronic record. A D.I.Y. guide.

Tape Manipulation

Feature | Topic: Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Sep 1989

David Mellor unlocks the creative power of the reel-to-reel tape recorder.

Graff HSCD2 Cassette Duplicator

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Jun 1985

Summers

Interview | One Two Testing, May 1984

A chorus line or two

Digital Music MIDIScan

Group: Quality Control

Review | Music Technology, Feb 1994
OCR music software for the PC

Imagine what it would be like to scan a piece of sheet music and have it turned into a MIDI file. Imagine the MIDIScan.

Environmentally funky

Group: Sound Advice

Feature | Topic: Live | The Mix, Sep 1994
Live sound levels

Keeping the law enforcers sweet

Tascam 644 Midistudio

Review | Music Technology, Jul 1990

From the manufacturers of the first cassette multitracker comes the Midistudio: a single unit integrating MIDI into a four-track cassette recorder. Nigel Lord calls it "revolutionary".

Making Studios Pay

Feature | Topic: Music Business, Recording Studios | Sound International, Dec 1978

Not, as you might have thought, a guide on how to run a protection racket (Sorry, Squire, I scratched the Westlake), but how to make them cost-effective.

Star Wires

Feature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Sound On Sound, Feb 1992
The Wires and Wherefores of Connecting up Your Studio

If you're spending hundreds or even thousands of pounds on studio equipment, you might as well spend a little time to ensure that it's actually connected up properly. Wilf Smarties explains how to avoid hums, buzzes, earth loops, and all those other nasty shocks...

The Human Touch

Feature | Topic: Sequencing | Music Technology, Mar 1989

The machines that stole the musicians' feel from your music are the same machines that you can now use to restore it - once you know how. Travis Charbeneau investigates the subtleties of the human touch.

Unexpected Repercussions

Feature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Phaze 1, May 1989
BUYING & USING: percussion

how to choose percussion instruments, and how to use them once you’ve got them home

Music In Education

Feature | Topic: Education, Sequencing | Recording Musician, Feb 1993
A Step-By-Step Sequencing Project

Stephanie Sobey-Jones takes you through a step-by-step sequencing project and explains some sequencer jargon along the way.

Ronny's Electro-Music Cabaret

Interview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1982

European singer Ronny makes her U.K. concert debut with Warren Cann and Hans Zimmer and the trio talk about their musical adventures.

Studio Sound Techniques - Part 3

Feature Series | Topic: Mixing | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1982
More about mixing consoles

E-Mu Vintage Keys

Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993
Sound Module

Take 20 classic keyboards into the shower? Now you can just trigger and go with E-mu's Vintage Keys sound module, provider of sampled keyboard sounds from the Minimoog to the Mellotron. But who would you have in goal?, asks Peter Forrest

Drum Fun

Feature | Topic: Sampling | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991

Even the biggest sample library never seems to have quite enough drum sounds. The solution? Roll your own. Craig Anderton passes on some hot hints and tips on how to get the best possible drum sounds out of your sampler.

Using Sequencers - Part 3

Feature Series | Topic: Sequencing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984
Real-time Sequencing

Paul Wiffen gives some useful tips on how to record sequences in real time.

 

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