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Copyrights & Wrongs - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Copyright, Music Business | Music Technology, Oct 1992The big deal in the small print |
 Skill Centre: MadnessFeature | Topic: Tuition / Technique | Making Music, May 1986Seamus Beaghen of Madness goes toPianist Seamus Beaghen shows you the way around "Our House" in words, diagrams and pics. |
 Aiwa AD-F770 Stereo Cassette RecorderReview | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1984 |
 He Ain't Heavy, He's My BrotherReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1990Brother MDI40 SequencerBrother are taking their first steps into the music market with the release of the MDI40 and MDI30 sequencers. Richard Lamont reports. |
 Roots, Rock, RealityGroup: Sound Reports & Views |
 The Final CutReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1989Entry-Level Sequencing For The STPaul Ireson takes a look at The Final Cut, a budget sequencing program for the Atari ST that offers the beginner more than the average entry-level program. |
Everybody's Doin' ItFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Music Business, Recording | Sound International, Feb 1979...multitracking at home, that is. Bob Clifford, he of the Frog, introduces us to the many ways of doing much with little. |
 Master Tracks Pro 5Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992Mac Sequencing SoftwareOne of the Mac sequencing front-runners, Master Tracks Pro, has benefited from ongoing upgrades and is now into its fifth life. Mike Collins gets to know a Pro. |
 Heaven SpentInterview | Making Music, Jun 1986Martyn Ware talks about money and the musician. Make £50,000 without playing a note. |
 Anatek Pocket SequencerReview | Music Technology, Apr 1991When inspiration strikes and you're out of reach of a sequencer, Anatek's latest Pocket unit can save your soul, if not your life. Vic Lennard picks a pocket. |
 ChordGroup: The Front End |
 Acid RadicalInterview | Phaze 1, Feb 1989baby ford, golden boy of british acid, drops hints on getting the dancefloor moving |
 Man Made MusicInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1986Pete Gleadall runs up a transatlantic phone bill waiting for hip-hop whizzkid Mantronik to finish his hamburger and explain why the TR808 is still his favourite drum machine. |
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 Demo DoctorFeature | Recording Musician, Jul 1992Our regular readers' demo page is packed with invaluable tips on how to record the perfect demo. |
 The Porta Two has LandedReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1986Tascam Porta TwoGareth Stuart has been bouncing, syncing and generally laying down tracks with Tascam's new mid-priced 4-track Ministudio. Find out what he thought of it. |
 BuzzNews | International Musician & Recording World, Mar 1986Despatches from the music wars — people, products, and piffle. |
 Independence Day - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Music Business | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jul 1985Concluding our guide on how to release your own record |
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 Book ReviewsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1982 |
 Hey Mr DJ!Group: Sound AdviceGetting into DJingHow to mix records, what gear to buy, and how to get work |
 Mastering at HomeGroup: On The RecordAn essential part of a release you can be proud of is a good master tape — and today's sophisticated equipment means that you may be able to do at home what was once the province of mastering studios. Craig Anderton explains. |
 Peak AidInterview | Making Music, Aug 1986A home recordist amongst home recordists traces his own history through tape recorders he has used. |
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