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Mantronix - Music MadnessInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1987Is hip hop an unending stream of monotonous, empty rhythms, or the brightest star in the use of modern musical technology? Tim Goodyer cross-questions MC Tee and DJ Mantronik. | |||
Mantronix - Man Made MusicInterview | International Musician, Sep 1986Pete Gleadall runs up a transatlantic phone bill waiting for hip-hop whizzkid Mantronik to finish his hamburger and explain why the TR808 is still his favourite drum machine. | |||
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Beloved - LovedInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1990IN THE LAND OF THE RISING SUNFrom indie rock to sampled success - this band have used technology to change their sound and get themselves into the charts. David Bradwell talks technology, samples and football to Beloved people. | |||
Q lights, Q studio, QDIII...Interview | The Mix, Aug 1994 | |||
Man Machine - Machine HeadInterview | Music Technology, Jul 1991The line between man and machine is blurred; today there exists an entity whose purpose is to make music. Simon Trask discovers that its sights are locked on the dance charts and it absolutely will not stop. | |||
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Turntable TechShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986UK Fresh '86Simon Trask leaves all that MIDI jargon behind to check out Britain's first major live hip hop event. How are the DJs and the rappers making technology tick? |
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