New products from the music business

New Casio keyboards, video and instruments

Programming Music on the Sharp MZ-80K

Music Composer Program

Music on the Screen

A full run-down on what's happening to E&MM next month, how it'll look, and why we're doing it.

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?

Commodore Music System

If you're a computer manufacturer and you've got excess stocks to sell, you switch the emphasis to music. That's what Commodore have done, as Chris Jenkins reports.

Learning morse by computer.

The Musical Micro

More packages picked apart by Tony Mills

Music programming on the Sharp MZ-80K in Pascal and FORTH

Pascal and FORTH will speed up your music making.

Oscillators And Waveforms

The Fall and Rise of Technology in Music

Steering this magazine through the '80s made Dan Goldstein a prominent character in the music industry. Putting aside 90 Minutes he gives a personal view of the last decade in music, technology and Music Technology.

For the first time, a UK magazine gives coverage to the fair that follows NAMM and Frankfurt. It may not be as big, but it's growing in importance all the time. Dan Goldstein reports from the Bosphorus.

Commodore Sound Studio

ITs guide to the British Music Fair.