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News | Music Technology, Sep 1988

And now the news: tickets for Jean Michel Jarre's Docklands concert; MIDI for the TR808; the radio station which has outlawed sampling. This and more in MT's news spot.

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News | Music Technology, Apr 1990

Advance information on some of the developments due to appear at this year's Frankfurt music show appears in this month's helping of news from the hi-tech music industry.

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985

More pages, more stories, more details. We put the spotlight on some new DX7 ROMs, a MIDI sequencer package for the Apple Macintosh, and the belated commercial appearance of the 4X digital processor — plus a good bit more besides.

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News | Music Technology, Aug 1990

Hot on the heels of the news of England's World Cup win comes news of equal importance about the hi-tech music industry. (Well, this was written in early June.)

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News | Music Technology, Apr 1989

News of Akai's Roadshow, Pro24 for the Amiga and a studio that specialises in drum machines; if it's newsworthy, catch it here, in Music Technology's regular news service.

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News | Music Technology, May 1992

I've got some bad news for you, Sunshine / Pink isn't well, he stayed back at the hotel / and they've sent us along as a surrogate band / we're going to find out where you fans really stand - fleshy Pink Floyd lyric.

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News | Music Technology, Feb 1989

Latest pre-Frankfurt equipment news, word of more software for Yamaha's new C1 computer and additions to Alesis' range of micro effects are only part of MT's regular news pages.

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News | Music Technology, Jun 1989

Armadillo sampling board for the Archimedes computer... Music of the Spheres music course... Cord Control Kit... name change for Steinberg's Cubit program... The MT news teleprinter is never silent.

This article has no OCR bodytext.Newsdesk Special

News | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985

All the latest electronic music news, plus a photographic appendix to last month's Frankfurt Music Fair report.

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News | Music Technology, Feb 1992

Fallen hero, what were you trying to prove? Fallen hero, all you got was front page news. -OTT Vixen lyric.

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News | Music Technology, Sep 1987

As the 'London Daily News' is closed down and 'Today' is sold off, MT's news pages go from strength to strength.

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News | Music Technology, Mar 1992

I read the news today, oh boy/10,000 holes in Blackburn Lancashire/And though the holes were rather small/They had to count them all/Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall - profound Beatles lyric.

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News | Music Technology, Jul 1989

"No news is good news", runs the old adage. Well, make up your own mind as Casio and Korg announce new gear at the BMF, Simmons go under, the Soundscape competition winner is announced, and MVs Editor hits the airwaves.

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News | Music Technology, Oct 1988

News by hand, news by fax, news of a rack-mount Emulator III, a new Turnkey shop, Akai and FZ1 samples... Hot news beats the postal strike.

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News | Music Technology, Nov 1991

Information Technology they call it; it deals with everything from the weather to the payroll. Meet Music (Information) Technology, MT's monthly roundup of news and events in hi-tech music.

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1984

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1984

Upcoming electronic music products and events.

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984

Upcoming electronic music products and events.

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News | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1984

On the hour, every hour.

Wise Before The Event

News | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1986
Newsdesk Special

The Frankfurt Fair is still weeks away — but we’ve gathered together a whole mass of advance information on the new instruments that will make this year’s event the most competitive yet.

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News | Music Technology, Aug 1992

Newsdesk Special

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1984
British Music Fair '84

What captured our attention at the recent British Music Fair in London.

This article has no OCR bodytext.Interface

Feedback | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985

As 'Newsdesk' takes a month's breather in the wake of the Frankfurt Musik Messe, we devote an extra page to your comments and queries.

Patchwork

Feature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984

Readers send in their own synth sounds and details of how to play them. Sounds this month for the SCI Six-Trak, Roland JX3P, and a rather special patch for Yamaha's DX series.

 

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