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NJD MP820Group: Quality ControlMIDI-to-mainsKey velocity equals brightness - but were talking light, not sound, with this 8-channels-per-note interface from NJD. |
Open The BoxInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986They'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... |
With a little (more) help...Interview | International Musician & Recording World, May 1975 |
Software SpecialFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, Feb 1985ComputercheckA roundup of all the available music software including Island Logic, Greengate and MusiCal. |
Peavey RMC 4512Review | Music Technology, Dec 1987MIDI Foot ControllerWith both hands fully occupied on stage it seems a shame to use your feet for nothing but standing on; Rick Davies tries using his for controlling MIDI equipment. |
The ProducersGroup: Recording WorldChas de Whalley encounters his old pal Huey Lewis to discuss the merits of self-production |
V-Amp VA-60 Lead ComboReview | In Tune, Apr 1985 |
Working WorldInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1986Working Week take a break to chat to Tony Reed on the subjects of pop, politics, and the importance of dance. |
Casio MG MIDI GuitarReview | Music Technology, Dec 1987Pitch-to-MIDI conversion without the complication of a free-standing conversion unit; Simon Trask finds new freedom in Casio's guitar controller. |
Sound AdviceFeedback | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988Our regular column devoted to readers' hints and tips about their recording equipment, instruments, software and playing techniques. |
Blue Eyed PopFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Performing | Phaze 1, Nov 1988The Weird and Wonderful World of The Blue Eyed Boysdo you really want to be the next bros? |
Dynaware BalladeReview | Music Technology, Mar 1990IBM PC SoftwareThis combined sequencer and tone editor for the IBM PC will work happily with Roland's MT32 and LAPC1. Ian Waugh looks into a serious PC music system. |
Tuned in, turned onGroup: In SessionCommunity RadioThe innovation stations |
Demo DoctorFeature | Recording Musician, Jul 1992Our regular readers' demo page is packed with invaluable tips on how to record the perfect demo. |
Thatched CottageFeature | Topic: Retail | Micro Music, Dec 1989Phil Brammer converses with one of the most controversial music dealers in the country - Dave Simpson of TCA |
Acid RadicalInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1988The man responsible for the UK's first genuine acid house single discusses basslines, bitonality and the grin factor. Baby talk: David Bradwell. |
From Studio To Street - The Story Of DATFeature | Topic: Digital Audio, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Nov 1990With DAT poised to make the leap from the professional recording studio to the high street, David Mellor looks at the benefits of the format to home recording. |
Smaller, Neater, Cheaper...Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Fostex X18 Cassette MultitrackerFollowing in the footsteps of Fostex's X15, their new X18 offers the cheapest and simplest entry to 4-track recording. Dave Lockwood puts it to the test. |
Studio DiaryGroup: Recording WorldA special 10th anniversary Diary hot from the lips of Adrian Deevoy |
Sequential PotentialReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1985Prophet 2000An exclusive preview of Sequential's attempt at combining an analogue polysynth with a digital sampling keyboard. It could turn the market on its head yet again, says Dan Goldstein. |