Starting Point (Part 4)
(EMM Jun 81)
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Article from Electronics & Music Maker, May 1981 | |
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Starting Point (Part 4)
(EMM Jun 81)
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Lab Notes - Computer Drums |
Studio Project - Going Direct |
The Layman's Guide to Digital Logic Gates - (in one easy lesson) |
Workbench - Lighting Effects on Stage — Update |
A Digitally Addressed Transposer - for Your Analog Keyboard or Sequencer |
Technically Speaking (Part 1) |
A Low Cost, Special Purpose AR Generator |
Multi-waveform LFO |
Short Circuit - Time Machine Revisited |
Voltage-Controlled Clock for Analogue Sequencers |
Modify Your "Phlanger" - for Lower Noise |
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