Studio Designer

Top studio designer talks to Janet Angus.

Three Of A Kind.

Which nutty boy is a home recording fanatic?

from Banshees to Creatures

Urban Guerilla

Paul Tingen meets William Orbit, re-mix maestro and the man behind Bass-O-Matic.

In his first-ever interview with the British press, the ‘musician’s producer’ lets Paul Tingen in on a few of his most heavily-guarded studio secrets.

Mission In Action

Instead of recording their latest opus in expensive pro studios, the Mission have been laying tracks in a rural barn. It might seem they've fallen from grace; Robert Michael finds it ain't necessarily so.

six strings out of a magazine

Wayne Hussey divulges all about the gear behind the Gothic grind

Psychedelic psecrets psussed

An uphill struggle to unearth the trade secrets of this enigmatic trio, the Cocteau Twins.

Information Society's combination of funk, hip hop, sampling and Star Trek give them a particular perspective on modern music making. Society spokesperson: Deborah Parisi.

One of Britain's most versatile producers talks about working with Howard Jones, forming a new band, and the importance of communication. Paul Tingen listens.

Visage's Rusty Egan reveals a change of face

The how of the Banshees, transcribed by Richard Walmsley

When a Liverpudlian keyboard player lost faith in Immaterial things he found salvation in the Christians. Paul Tingen listens to the confessions of Henry Priestman.

From his formative days experimenting with Torchsong, William Orbit has made good through his remixes and a new outfit called Bass-o-matic. Tim Goodyer watches time catch up with a techno-prophet.

One Dove: Recording Their Debut Album

Stuart Gillan steps out in search of The Cure

Boys Don't Cry

Mixing The Cure

Live Music for the Hi-Tech Musician

The Mix's terrestrial bulletin board

High quality monitors for the home recordist