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 Widen your horizons - Part 1Group: Sound AdviceFX tutorialPart one of Bob Dormon's effects tutorial |
 ScannersNews | Music Technology, Nov 1993Today's news, tomorrow's news - the future lurks in these pages |
 Roland JX1Review | Music Technology, Jul 1991Performance SynthesiserIf you'd begun to believe that you needed a degree to use any modern synth, think again: think JX1. Simon Trask discovers the truth behind the Japanese "Think SynX Concept" adverts. |
 The Hot 100Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992Yamaha TG100 General MIDI Tone ModuleA lightweight multi-timbral module, with 28-voice polyphony and 192 sounds, which also acts as a MIDI Interface for your computer — where's the catch? Paul Wiffen looks hard but just can't seem to find it. |
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