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The Time MachineRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986You may remember the Minimoog and the ARP Odyssey, but when was the first time you saw an EMS VCS3? Annabel Scott travels back to the days of VCAs, VCFs and non-programmability. |
A Fair ShowingShow Report | Music Technology, Sep 1988BMF ReportThis year's British Music Fair left the confines of Olympia in favour of a stadium atmosphere. Simon Trask goes walkabout at Wembley. |
AKG LSM50 Micro Monitors.Review | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1983 |
Revox C278Review | Recording Musician, Sep 19928-Track Tape RecorderSince its dramatic drop in price, the C278 is an attractive proposition to the private user who puts quality before frills. |
Improve Your MemoryReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1990PLI Infinity Turbo DriveRemovable hard disks represent a cost-effective solution to data backup and storage problems for sampler owners. Kendall Wrightson takes a look at the PLI Infinity Turbo Drive in use with the Akai S1000. |
The Cassandra ComplexInterview | Micro Music, Dec 1989Steve Cogan finds out just what Satan and Bugs Bunny have to do with this Cyberpunk band who swear by their ST |
Elka CR99Review | Micro Music, Mar 1990MIDI Disk RecorderPaul Overaa looks at a unit about to make a big impact on the MIDI scene - The Elka Orla |
Sampling Confidential: Anything To Declare? - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Music Business, Sampling | Music Technology, Apr 1993The first of our new series on the very live issue of sampling, taking all the technicalities into account. Dom Foulsham begins with an examination of the law as it currently effects all involved. An indispensable guide, if you're concerned about clearance and want to avoid that nasty little rubber glove |
Music Maker Equipment SceneNews | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1983New Casio keyboards, video and instruments |
Music NewsNews | International Musician & Recording World, Dec 1975 |
The Shape ShifterReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991Digidesign MacProteus And InVision ProtoLogicKendall Wrightson looks at two new Proteus-related products — the ProtoLogic Sound Memory Expansion Unit from InVision, and Digidesign's MacProteus NuBus card for the Apple Macintosh II. |
Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Sep 1991Yet another selection of recently announced new products to whet your appetite! |
Roland P-55Group: Quality Controlpiano moduleA piano for every occasion - and a few more besides |
Roland TR909 and MSQ-700Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1984Rhythm Composer and Digital Keyboard RecorderA matching analogue/digital drum-machine and digital keyboard recorder come under the gaze of Dan Goldstein and Geoff Twigg. |
For the RecordShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985By way of introduction to better coverage of recording studios and the technology within them, we look at the current state of the recording art and report from London's recent APRS studio show. |
Killer KurzweilReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Kurzweil K2000Kurzweil's new keyboard offers genuine innovation: versatile synthesis, an unparalleled user interface, and up to 64MB of user sampling are only the start of what sets the K2000 apart from other sample-based instruments. Craig Anderton explains why it will turn the head of even the most jaded technophile. |
DIY MusicGroup: On The RecordAll You Need To Know About Making Your Own RecordsSome musicians and bands decide to take their future success into their own hands, by putting money into producing their own records. Tony Batchelor and Sue Silutoe take the mystery out of making your own CD, vinyl or cassette release, from initial Session Tape to final product. |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Jan 1979Tony Bacon longs to talk to some Rich Kids' ghost, but ends up with the decidedly solid Rusty Egan and Glen Matlock. |
WarnerGroup: The Front End |