Build and modify this versatile effects unit

Ray Elder details a way of creating new programs of your own on Yamaha's TX7 expander without having to use a DX7. All you need is a Spectrum computer, some DX7 voice editing software and the free advice contained within this article!

Build and modify this 10-band processor kit

An Introduction to the Use of Sequencers

An introduction to the use of the perennial tools of the electronic composers trade. With some explanation of programming from music and notation.

A utility program enabling storage of MCS1 sound samples on a BBC disk drive, among other things. Jim Grant and Tim Orr take us through it step by step.

An eight-track program capable of holding up to 16 sequences, and offering comprehensive editing facilities. Trish McGrath waits impatiently for its arrival in the UK.

'Hymn' music to play — we've linked the music to an exclusive interview with Midge Ure and Billy Currie on E&MM cassette, discussing and playing the instruments for this new Ultravox single

The second of a series of new style kit projects that enable musicians to build and customise effects units with the minimum of technical difficulty

In Tune's Guide To Guitar Making, Customising & Setting Up

Guitar making, repairing, customising. Pt.1 of a great new series

The Oxford Synthesiser Co.'s OSCAR Programmable Music Synth - with Midi.

Digital Keyboards DS202 & DS101, Digital Synthesizer DS310, Digital Sequencer DS320

The MT Software Sequencer Buyer's Bible

The only guide you'll ever need

Know anything about bias, test-tones or calibration? If you use a tape recorder then you should! In the first of two parts, David Mellor explains the need for tape recorder line-up procedures and unravels the mystery behind this arcane science which can have a profound affect on the quality of your recordings.

Roland Report

A Series By Warren Cann.

Warren Cann continues his series on drum programming.

A new Super-synth, Samples, and more