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Yello - Yello - The Colour of ArtInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1989Dieter Meier is a writer, painter, performance artist and an ex-professional gambler; he's also the face and voice in front of one of the most influential bands of the '80s. Tim Goodyer joins the Swiss race. | |||
Yen - Yen Live!Interview | Micro Music, Feb 1990Steve Cogan takes time out to talk to the members of Yen | |||
Rob's RevengeInterview | International Musician, Oct 1986The urbane Mr Palmer talks to Hank Bordowitz about crossing over from cult status to general acceptance. | |||
The CollectorInterview | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, May 1993Bob Williams has one of the finest collections of analogue synthesisers in the world, and cherishes them with a care that would make the Science Museum blush. Peter Forrest crosses hill and dale to Cornwall to take a long, loving look, and uncovers a whole network of Moog and Mellotron devotees. Whatever next - 'The Antique Rhodes Show'? | |||
Landscape - Landscape ExploredInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1981With Richard Burgess And John WaltersRichard Burgess and John Walters talk about the make-up of Landscape. | |||
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My Ideal SequencerFeature | Topic: Computing, Design, Development & Manufacture, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Oct 1988Just for a change, David Mellor does the impossible and reviews a product that does not exist! Perhaps one day it might, but for now this 'ideal' MIDI sequencer program lives only in the imagination of the author. | |||
The Synth's SojournUser Report | Electronic Soundmaker, Oct 1984A road report on Roland's guitar synth the GR700 by Imagination's Ashley Ingram and Mark Wood of Nucleus and Sunwind. | |||
Practically MIDI - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987While most of us spend our time trying to get our MIDI equipment to work together properly, Martin Russ reveals how to creatively mis-use MIDI and produce some interesting musical results. | |||
Korg 01/W FD WorkstationReview | Music Technology, Nov 1991Music WorkstationThe problem with building the most popular keyboard in years is having to follow it. Simon Trask test drives the successor to the Korg M1 and likes what he finds. | |||
Doing A Video - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | One Two Testing, May 1984Cheap images, part two | |||
The Best Producers In The WorldFeature | One Two Testing, Jun 1984Nominated by Steve Levine, Steve Lillywhite, Peter Collins, Hugh Padgham, Swain and Jolley | |||
Bum, Gob and TeaFeature | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Nov 1983Just what have the Japanese done to the Engrish Ranguage? | |||
Steinberg Cubase - Part 1Review Series | Music Technology, Aug 1989Atari ST SoftwareThey gave us the first industry-standard sequencing software for the Atari ST in Pro24, now Steinberg are making a second bid for Atari domination with Cubase. Nigel Lord says "part two next month... | |||
Pulsar Universal InterfaceReview | Music Technology, Oct 1993Let your MIDI rig control your lighting | |||
The Q-Chip PianoReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1986Ensoniq PianoThe Q-chip that was the heart of the Mirage and ESQ1 keyboards proves itself to be yet more versatile in the latest in electronic pianos. David Ellis dons concert pianist's tails and tinkles the ivories. | |||
How to Release Your Own CassettesFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1984(so that people can actually hear them)A rundown on what's involved in setting up your own personal cassette label and how to bring your product to the attention of the people who matter. | |||
MIDI Gesture & MIDI CreatorReview | Music Technology, Mar 1994interactive music controllersYou move - it programs. A first step towards virtual reality music? | |||
DOD PDS2000 Sampling DelayReview | In Tune, Oct 1985 | |||
Zyklus MIDI Performance SystemReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1988What the hell's a MIDI Performance System? David Mellor does his level best to explain. | |||
On The Beat - Part 8Feature Series Audio | Topic: Drum Programming | The Mix, May 1995Nigel Lord applies the principles of drum programming to other sounds | |||
A History Of Electronic Music - Part 5Feature Series | Topic: History / Culture | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1982The BBC Radiophonic Workshop | |||
Studio DiaryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Jan 1986The baton passes to Richard 'Luke' Walmsley and the beat goes on | |||
Criminal Record? - Part 2Feature Series | Music Technology, Apr 1992The second part of MT's in-depth examination of the sample CD phenomenon. Simon Harris, Norman Cook, Coldcut, Ed Stratton and Pascal Gabriel confess all to Tim Goodyer. | |||
Programming Bass SequencesFeature | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988Where would Madonna, Giorgio Moroder or Stock, Aitken and Waterman be without sequenced bass lines? Rudi Cazeaux provides some guidelines and practical examples to help you create better bass lines. | |||