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 Jazz From HellInterview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Back with a new album 'Jazz From Hell' composed and executed almost entirely on Synclavier, this 60s cult hero explains to Paul Gilby why he has turned his back on lyrics and the reasons for his four-year love affair with the sexy black keyboard with the round Winchester disks! |
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EditorialGroup: Computer MusicianFrankie says Extract Your Digits. But should we? |
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 AmericaNews | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1981 |
 Track Record: Lessons In LoveGroup: Recording WorldJim Betteridge takes a lesson in love |
 Paul HardcastleInterview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1991Success On The SidePaul Hardcastle, despite his low profile of late, has been a busy man. Paul Ireson reports. |
 Mass HysteriaInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984The Human League are still one of the world's most successful synth bands, but their new album was a long time coming, and they've stuck guitars all over it. The League's Ian Burden explains why. |
 ShredderNews | One Two Testing, Nov 1983Assorted items of news, nonsense and things people wish they hadn't said. |
EditorialEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1983 |
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 Penthouse and StatementInterview | One Two Testing, Nov 1982DATA: Martyn Ware/new album/Synclavier keyboard/digital technique... HARD COPY |
 Roland OrzabalGroup: Frankfurt Mix |
 Keyboards With Dire StraitsInterview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1986Although still very young, keyboard player Guy Fletcher has a long list of album/single credits already under his belt for such artists as Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music, Tina Turner, Mick Jagger and Dire Straits. Paul Gilby finds out how Guy landed such plum roles and learns more about the way Dire Straits make use of music technology in their recording. |
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 Improbability Factor: 42Interview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985Level 42 keyboardsman Mike Lindup takes a break from recording of the next album to talk to Tim Goodyer about Fairlights and Synclaviers, among other things. |
 Consenting AdultsInterview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Dec 1984Bronski Beat reveal all in The Garden, as their new album, Age of Consent, storms the charts. |
 Shape of Things to Come - AESShow Report | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988AES Show ReportForthcoming new products from the hi-tech music recording field. |
 ...I Nearly Joined The Foreign Legion! - Part 2Interview Series | Topic: Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985Last month we followed the career of Dave Meegan as he progressed from studio tape-op to full-time engineer at Trevor Horn's Sarm West Studios. This time Chris Allison discovers Dave's feelings about studio life in the fast lane. |
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 Digital Audio WorkstationsFeature | Topic: Digital Audio Workstations | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988The coming of age of the Digital Audio Workstation has implications that go far beyond being simply another item of interest to electronic musicians. Craig Anderton brings us up to date on what’s happening at the top-end of the professional recording world and how it will affect us mere mortals. |
 Music On DisplayInterview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Sep 1983Pete Shelley talks about XL-1 |
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