MIDI Digital Reverb

Every sussed studio should have one - which?

Roland SRV2000 Reverberator

Roland's first digital reverb unit is all set to make a huge impact on the market.

Studio Test

Roland knock Paul Fishman's pipe out with their new digital reverb

APRS Review

Now that our feet have finally recovered from walking round the show, we can tell you what impressed us most (after the free drinks and sweatshirts).

From SOS to 8-track

Another chance to see who bought what, why they bought it and how pleased they are now that it's too late to send it back.

Uncle Tom gives studio advice, from a Portastudio to a great big 24-track.

Ibanez are late entrants to the fast-moving field of digital reverb products, but their new SDR 1000 unit has something different about it that caught the eye of reviewer Mark Jenkins. Read the review to find out what...

Mike Collins investigates the magic behind Enigma Studios, a MIDI-based recording facility in London's East End.

Craig Chaquico, lead guitarist for Starship and keen home recording enthusiast talks to Paul White about his studio.

An inside look at one of the most popular recording courses both in this country and abroad.

A special, report on budget digital reverb, with the spotlight focussed firmly on two groundbreaking new machines, the Yamaha REV7 and Roland SRV2000. Paul White and Simon Trask take up the story.

Mark Jenkins brings you a round-up of the current state of the digital reverb market.

Jim Betteridge witnesses the advent of the Screaming Blue Messiahs at the Town and Country Club

You'll be hard pushed to find a UK studio that isn't choc-a-bloc with Japanese studio equipment, but have you ever wondered what they use? David Mellor takes a slow boat that bypasses China, and visits two Tokyo studios to find out.

Tony Reed chats to Chris and Cosey, a duo who've taken the DIY ethic further than most

You can Run, but you can't hide — They're back again, Run DMC live at Hammersmith. Old Fogey Jim Betteridge covers his ears

Currently opening the show for the Megadog Midi Circus, Toby Marks (aka Banco de Gaia) is living proof that one man and a rack full of gear can get an audience to its feet and keep it there. And as Phil Ward discovers, Toby enjoys meeting people, likes to travel and drives a small red van.

Sheer XTC

A truly classy digital reverb at a sensible price.

Robert Plant's right-hand man and technology-fiend talks to Tim Goodyer about samplers, studios and dischords.

Simon Croft interviews the versatile Gerry Kitchingham whose track record includes work with A-Ha.

An Australian composer accepts a brief to provide music for an exhibition of pottery - the catch is that all the sounds should be sampled from the exhibits. Sandra McLean talks to the man who makes pottery sing.

From the Midlands' techno culture comes the hardcore sound of Rhythmatic. Simon Trask investigates one of the bands on the ground floor of Britain's fastest-growing musical movement.

From being early Fairlight programmers, Simon Climie and Rob Fisher have pursued their songwriting career into the pop charts. Nicholas Rowland conducts the occasional interview.