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NewsNews | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Nov 1982Union Synthy BluesENTER: developments/products/arrivals... SET |
Live EndFeature | Topic: Live | Sound On Sound, Mar 1993Miranda Sex Garden: Sampling The Nation's PA Systems |
Juno Jive!Feature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Phaze 1, Jan 1989Yesteryear's Gear: Roland Juno synthsclassic analogue synthesizers for today's acid sounds |
Synth ComputersFeature | Topic: Computing, Synthesis & Sound Design | One Two Testing, Nov 1982INPUT: computer analysis/Fairlight/Emulator/PPG/Synclavier/edit and compare/explain FILE FOUND: guest reviewer/Tom Dolby... ASSIGN |
Studio Of The MonthFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Jul 1986The StrongroomTony Reed gives a hand at Strongroom Studio — almost |
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Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Oct 1986Back on the master tape trail with tireless tracker Trynka. Stars watch out! You've been found out... |
Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Nov 1986Profound thinker Trynka is back with chewed pencil for another month's diary, and the strain's beginning to tell... |
PatchworkFeature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Oct 1988Optical Media International Universe of Sounds Vol 3 for Emax, DPX1 and Emulator II joins our regular selection of readers' own synthesiser patches in MT's regular Patchwork column. |
GewgawFeature | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Mar 1985ZX101B MUSIC PRODUCERthe perfect equipment manual |
PatchworkFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Jun 1989A review of the Desert Island sample library for the Ensoniq EPS joins a selection of readers own patches for the Korg M1, Ensoniq SQ80 and Yamaha TX81Z in this month's Patchwork. |
Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Feb 1985It's that time of the month again... |
Roland MC50 Micro ComposerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1991Having pioneered the Micro Composer in the '70s, Roland reaffirm the position of the hardware sequencer in 1990 with the MC50. Simon Trask is fatally attracted. |
Studio Of The MonthFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Nov 1985The Workhouse StudiosThe Workhouse schows Schwartz itsch schuperschtudios |
Beat Box BallisticsFeature | Topic: Drum Programming | One Two Testing, Sep 1985Drum Machinesimprove your programming with the experts |
Techno PopRetrospective | Music Technology, Aug 1991The Fall and Rise of Technology in MusicSteering this magazine through the '80s made Dan Goldstein a prominent character in the music industry. Putting aside 90 Minutes he gives a personal view of the last decade in music, technology and Music Technology. |
Time to ExpandFeature | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Once you've got your sequencer up and running you're gonna need some extra sound sources. Paul Wiffen guides us through the MIDI Expander jungle |
XR-300Review | Micro Music, Mar 1990 |
Selling Your SongsFeature | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting, Marketing / Promotion, Music Business | Music UK, Dec 1983Songwriters's SpecialLorna Read Explains 'How To Sell Your Songs' |
We Are The ManagementFeature | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Nov 1988Who are the music biz' management, and do you really need them? David Bradwell talks to the people who take care of the stars and their affairs. |
RSF Kobol ExpanderReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983 |
Millioniser 2000Review | International Musician, Mar 1985SynthcheckThe most revolutionary instrument since the Stylophone. Review by Curtis Schwartz |