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 Roland JX8PReview | In Tune, Jun 1985 | |||
 Roland JX8PReview | International Musician & Recording World, Mar 1985SynthcheckThe latest from Roland. Is it a winner? Jim Betteridge investigates | |||
 The InnovatorReview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Mar 1985Roland JX8PRoland's JX8P poly has a number of innovatory features and sounds great. Too good to be true? | |||
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 Roland JX8P and PG800Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1985Touch-Sensitive Polysynth and ProgrammerCriticised in the past for their poor implementation of MIDI, Roland have given their new mid-price polysynth the full works. It sounds good, too, as Paul Wiffen discovers in this exclusive review. | |||
 PatchworkFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Mar 1987Another collection of readers' synth patches. If you've got a sound you're particularly proud of, why not begin your career as a programmer in MT? More on page 82. | |||
 Dear RolandGroup: Roland Newslink | |||
 Roland Alpha Juno-2Review | International Musician & Recording World, Mar 1986SynthCheckBig brother of the Alpha Juno-1, Roland's latest addition to the new-look analogue Juno range has its ivories tickled by the estimable Jim Betteridge. | |||
 Simply The Best?Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1993Roland JD990 SynthesizerIs Roland's Super JD module simply the best synthesizer they've ever made? Read the review to find out... | |||
 Program NotesFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Making Music, Jul 1986New noises to try for your DX7, Juno 106, JX8P, and CZ101 synths. Get twiddling. | |||
 Sense & Sensitivity - The JX-8PGroup: Roland Newslink | |||
 Sound And FuryGroup: Roland Newslink - Autumn 85The story of one man and his synthesizerThe Numan face of synthesis | |||
 NewsNews | International Musician & Recording World, Feb 1985The latest from downtown trade and productsville | |||
 A Room Of My Own: The BeatmastersInterview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1992 | |||
 PatchworkFeature | Music Technology, Jul 1987The place where MT readers exchange synth sounds with their fellow programmers; this month's featured instruments include the Akai AX73, the EMS AKS, and the Ensoniq ESQ1. Plus an assessment of storing sound data on CD. | |||
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 It ain't heavy...Group: In SessionA guitarist who's at home with hard-disk recording | |||
 The Professional's ChoiceFeature | Topic: Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986Steinberg Pro16 MIDI SequencerTony Hastings takes you through the recording of a song using the facilities of the Pro 16 MIDI Sequencer software from Steinberg Research. | |||
 The Human Side Of HouseInterview | Phaze 1, May 1989a house music producer who hates sampling and big drum sounds? some mistake, surely? | |||
 Recording MusicianFeature | Topic: Home Studio | Recording Musician, Dec 1992Paul WardPaul is a key figure in the Surreal to Real independent record company and has achieved success with his instrumental compositions. RM visits his home studio. | |||
 All For One And One For AllFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design, Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Jun 1993Looking for the hardest, heaviest, thickest and fattest analogue synth line? Strictly monophonic? Step this way, because Peter Forrest is about to unveil his unique guide to the analogue synthesiser’s unique feature: Unison Mode, in which all the oscillators gang together and hit you over the head | |||
 At Home in the StudioFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1986 | |||
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 Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000Review | International Musician & Recording World, Nov 1985KeyboardcheckMore money means Mirage-mangling, maybe? Tony Mills sizes up the latest sampling supersynth | |||
 Yamaha DX100Review | International Musician & Recording World, Feb 1986SynthCheckJim Betteridge gets broody over the baby of the DX range | |||
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