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 The Ultimate Garage StudioFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Aug 1986Solo SoundDavid Etheridge pays a visit to this expanding 8-track London facility which has carved out a successful niche for itself as a well-equipped modern day songwriter's studio. |
 Reader's Poll ResultsFeedback | Making Music, Jan 1987Who you (the readers) voted as best musician, and what you (still the readers) voted as best gear. We shake the world. |
 Recording RoutesFeature | Topic: Education | Sound On Sound, Jan 1986Where do you go to learn more about the subjects covered in this magazine? The answer is the Gateway School of Recording & Music Technology. Ralph Denyer investigates. |
 Bit 99Review | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1985SynthcheckPaul Fishman does his Bit |
 Digital OverdubbingFeature | Topic: Digital Audio, Recording | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1986Mike Skeet explains how to bring sound on sound recording into the 20th century using two video recorders and a Sony PCM processor. |
SOS Guide to Music SoftwareFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988Last month we gave you advice on choosing a computer for musical applications; as a follow on, this month Mike Barnes provides a comprehensive rundown of available music software for the Atari, Macintosh, IBM PC, and Amiga computers. |
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