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Feature | Music Technology, Apr 1988
Public Domain Software

As some readers write in to complain about the price of commercial music software, Ian "tightwad" Waugh is busy taking advantage of the software available free in the public domain.

Return to Zero - Part 6

Feature Series | Topic: Mixing, Recording | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1985
Mixers

In this month's article we take a look at the most central piece of equipment in any recording studio; the mixer.

The Guitar Industry - An American Overview

Feature | Topic: Music Business, Retail | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1983

As October is Guitar Month we chat to Hap Kuffner, Vice-President of Steinberger Inc who proffers a few wise words about the current state of the industry

Studio Construction Set

Feature | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Home Studio | Sound On Sound, Dec 1992
Which Gear is Right for You?

Roland SBX80 Sync Box

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1985

If you've got a serious syncing problem, chances are the new Sync Box will be your best bet for a solution, as Paul White explains.

We Can't Go On... - Part 4

Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Jul 1987

...Beating Like This. In the fourth part of our series, Matt Isaacson casts a critical eye over some of the electronic drum pads now available; will using them create a better beat?

Lab Notes

Feature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Polyphony, Apr 1976

Making waves

Group: Sound Advice

Feature | Topic: Acoustics, Construction / Build | The Mix, Aug 1994
Acoustic diffusers

What they are, how they work, why you need them

Frontier X-TRA Ram Deluxe

Review | Music Technology, Jun 1992
Atari ST Memory Expansion

If the limitations of your Atari are restricting your music, you may have been thinking about trading it in against something more powerful - but there are alternatives. Tim Goodyer rejuvenates the ST with a memory expansion.

Intelligent Music

Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1988
Intelligent Music's M Software

Here's a program that will banish your lack of inspiration forever! Version 2.0 of Intelligent Music's 'M' (for Macintosh and Atari computers) is considerably more than an isochronic pulse sequencer. Ed Jones puts on his thinking cap and delves deeper...

Creative Gating

Feature | Topic: Effects Processing | Sound On Sound, Jul 1993
Masterclass - Noise Gates

Read the Small Print

Feature | Topic: Music Business | Phaze 1, Jan 1989
"There's No Need to Read the Small Print so Just Sign Here, Ok?"

the ins and outs of music-biz contracts

A Selective Survey of Lead Line Synthesizers

Feature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Sep 1983

Roland, Yamaha, OSCar, Syrinx, Teisco and Moog

Shape of Things to Come

News | Sound On Sound, Nov 1988

A look at some forthcoming products from the world of hi-tech music and recording.

Recording Techniques - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989

What makes one recording engineer better than another, and how can you improve your recording engineering skills? In this introduction to a new series on recording techniques, David Mellor outlines an engineer's role in the studio, and explains why a good engineer is so important.

Kawai K4 & K4R

Review | Music Technology, Dec 1989

Kawai's latest synth comes complete with their latest approach to sound creation: Digital Multi Spectrum synthesis. Ian Waugh checks out some serious competition for FM and LA.

Tantek Master Matrix

Review | Home & Studio Recording, May 1987
ELECTRONIC PATCHBAY

Tantek enters the professional market with a patchbay par excellence.

Copyrights & Wrongs - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: Copyright, Sampling | Music Technology, Nov 1992

Ignore them at your peril!

Making the Most of... - Part 14

Feature Series | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting, Effects Processing, Mixing, Sampling, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Home & Studio Recording, Jun 1986
Your Paul Hardcastle Aspirations!

Steve Howell takes up his razor blade once again and explains the basis for extended remixes.

Tubular Steal

Review | Recording Musician, Apr 1993
Drawmer 1960 Dual Valve Compressor

Valves and chips combine to produce a compressor that is flexible, flattering and very friendly. But then it's built in Yorkshire, so it should be.

Ibanez MSP 1000

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1984
Multi Signal Processor

The Compleat Recordist

Feature | Topic: Recording | Sound International, Jun 1979

Dave Hastilow fishes around for some new angles on recording technique — in the field or at home. Or in the river.

Keyboard Life

Feature | Topic: Live | Sound On Sound, Jun 1990
in Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe

Session player Julian Colbeck tells the tale of how he got the gig as support keyboard player for Rick Wakeman on the recent Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe world tour, and runs through the instrumentation he and Rick used on stage.

Cactus MkII Electronic Drums

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1984

A revised version of ex-E&MM staffer Pete Kershaw's electronic percussion system: it uses a hybrid of analogue and digital technology. Review by Paul White.

Alesis Quadraverb

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1989

The long-awaited new box from Alesis gives the user access to up to four simultaneous high quality effects.

 

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