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Intelligent Music Realtime 1.1Review | Music Technology, Apr 1989Software for the Atari STIf the usual approach to computer sequencing is unappealing or uninspiring to you, you may find the approach offered by this Atari ST program more to your liking. Chris Meyer finds time for Real Time. |
'The Box'Feature | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1984An investigation of this revolutionary 'new' audio metering device. |
Animating Film SoundFeature | Topic: Composing / Art, Video / Film / Picture | Sound On Sound, Jun 1986Catch a glimpse of what goes through the mind of a Newcastle musician commissioned to provide a suitable soundtrack for an animated film whose subject matter revolves around a woman living alone in a high-rise block of flats. John Goodenough relates his experiences. |
C-Lab Explorer 32Review | Music Technology, Oct 1989Atari ST SoftwareNot only will Explorer 32 edit sounds on Roland's MT32, MT100, E10, E20, D5, D10, D20, D110, D50 and D550, it will also store edits in C-Lab's Creator and Notator sequencers. Ian Waugh is Our Man in LA. |
360 Systems Digital KeyboardReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1983With real acoustic instrument sounds |
X-Ray Specs - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | One Two Testing, Mar 1985Ben Duncan explains the language of the specification sheetfind out what the small print means |
Akai CD3000Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1993CD-ROM Sample PlayerWe test the world's first CD-ROM sampler. |
On The Beat - Part 5Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Dec 1989The basis of this month's article on drum programming is swing - the rhythmic basis for music as diverse as jazz and hip hop. Nigel Lord swings out. |
Tascam MTS30Review | Music Technology, May 1988MIDI SynchroniserAs tape synchronisation becomes an indispensable part of modern music making, the demand for cost-effective sync boxes grows... Simon Trask discovers that it takes more than Tipp-Ex on the tape to throw the MTS30 off the track. |
Plasmec Systems ADASReview | Music Technology, Nov 1991Hard Disk Recording SystemDirect-to-disk digital recording comes of age on the Atari ST computer. Vic Lennard checks out the system which may change your life. |
KMD's 100 Watt ComboReview | In Tune, May 1986 |
Inside the Synclavier - Part 3Feature Series Audio | Topic: Digital Audio Workstations | Sound On Sound, Aug 1989PART 3: What is it like to sit down at the Synclavier - the world's most expensive instrument - and create a piece of music? David Mellor finds out and tells the whole story. |
Shazam - A Software Keyboard Operating SystemFeature | Topic: Computing | Polyphony, Nov/Dec 1978(or "Maestro, a little software, please") |
Masters Of The UniverseFeature | Topic: Mastering, Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Dec 1991So you wanna record an album? Anyone with a DAT recorder can make what they think is a usable master tape, but it takes a little know-how to do it properly. Mastering engineers Mike Brown and Martin Giles of CTS Studios explain what goes into preparing master tapes for tape, record and CD duplication. |
Brother PDC100 Pro Disk ComposerReview | Music Technology, Feb 1992MIDI SequencerConflict between hardware and software sequencing intensifies - can dedicated sequencers still compete with the flexibility of a computer? Simon Trask experiences Brotherly love. |
Using Timecodes - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Syncronisation | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986An Introduction To Timecode SynchronisationThe release of the new Fostex synchronisers reinforces the importance of timecode in today's recording process. So, to help you familiarise yourself with their applications, Francis Rumsey begins a new series that should tell you all you need to know about timecodes. |
Time To Get In-SyncReview | Sound On Sound, May 1986Fostex Synchroniser & Sync ControllerHaving familiarised you hopefully with the jargon and workings of synchronisers through his 'Using Timecodes' series, Francis Rumsey now turns his critical eye to the most affordable synchroniser/controller set-up available: the Model 4030/4035 from Fostex. |
Frankfurt PaydirtShow Report | Music Technology, May 1992The annual pilgrimage to Europe's largest music fair is over for another year. Vic Lennard brings hot news of the latest hi-tech developments, innovations, launches, lunches... |
Software SupportFeature | Topic: Computing, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Jun 1992Hints, Tips & News From The World Of Music SoftwareMore hints and tips from the software publishers themselves. This month: C-Lab; Steinberg; Dr. T's. |
U Got The LookReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1989Roland U20 KeyboardIs the U20 just a revamped U110 with a keyboard or does it have what it takes to de-throne the Korg M1? Paul Ireson finds out. |
Kawai K5 and K5mReview | Music Technology, Aug 1987Multi-Dimensional SynthesisersExpanding the "user waveform"approach of their K3 to almost full additive waveform proportions has given Kawai what they call a "multi-dimensional" synthesiser. Bob O'Donnell likes what he hears. |
Recording Techniques - Part 9Feature Series | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Recording VocalsPart 9: The human voice is the most difficult instrument to record, bar none. David Mellor offers some practical guidance. |
Steinberg Software PageFeature | Topic: Computing, Sequencing, Syncronisation | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988The third instalment of our column devoted entirely to Steinberg software. Written and compiled exclusively for SOS by Steinberg's experts, it deals this month with MIDI clocks and how to keep time! |