JHS Bass Box

The Box

Tapetalk's latest species of Box soundstage analyser turns out to be a very useful device to have in the studio.

Not quite a name, not quite a musical instrument, but a useful tool for sampling and investigating sound with the help of a BBC B computer, a couple of controls, and some friendly advice from Uncle Ian Waugh.

An investigation of this revolutionary 'new' audio metering device.

If you undertook last month's project and converted your guitar to stereo, build a routing box to provide ultimate panning flexibility

trying to get on telly could be the most frustrating experience of your musical career; we pinpoint the pitfalls

They're a brilliant Soul band. A dub-Reggae band. An avant-garde band. And they don't know how they do it. Or do they? Tony Reed asks the questions...

in, out, in, out, in, out...

Alesis D4 16-Bit Stereo Drum Module

Alesis' new D4 offers 500 16-bit drum sounds, external audio triggering and extreme ease of use — what's not to like? Julian Colbeck investigates.

Apple Mac/IBM PC/Atari ST Software

As technology tears down barriers, people rebuild them. Ian Waugh investigates a composition program that delivers all the traditional elements of music at the touch of a button.

Or... the cover that never was. But that's another story. Instead why not leaf through to 46, give your eyes a treat and find out who put the Ola in Rock.

Hands up if you've ever had to go MIDI troubleshooting - and if you'd like it to be easier next time. Gordon Reid examines the logical solution to sorting out MIDI problems.

For the Amiga

You could just have dived from computer keyboard to synth keyboard for the last time. Tim Goodyer looks at a useful Atari remote which takes sequencer control wherever you want it.

Remote Control System

Phil 'DI — Why do I have to endure these terrible puns' Walsh with the second part of his remote control project for amps

Little grey pedals perused