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A Bunch of FivesRetrospective | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985In which five of E&MM's writers pick their fave things of the year. If your personal preferences aren't there, don't take it out on us. |
Korg WavestationReview | Music Technology, Sep 1990Advanced Vector SynthesiserIn their days at the top, Sequential pioneered an exciting form of sound generation called Vector Synthesis. Simon Trask witnesses its revival in Korg's Wavestation. |
Hands On: Cassette MultitracksFeature | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992The multitrack cassette recorder provides an excellent platform for learning the essential skills of multitrack recording. David Mellor explains how to get the best out of them. |
Hip Hop... Don't StopFeature | Electronic Soundmaker, Nov 1984An in-depth dissection of electro-pop; how to create it, how to adapt it but not how to dance to it. |
Sampling Techniques - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Sound On Sound, Feb 1993How To Get The Most From Your Sampler |
Realistic Arrangements: Vocals - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1989Our series continues with the voice, whether synthetic, sampled or the real thing. |
Gibson Explorer SynthReview | International Musician, Feb 1986GuitarcheckPlug in, lean back, legs apart — and sound like an accordionist. Tony Mills taxes the axe |
Performing Musician: Endangered Species?Feature | Topic: Performing, Sequencing | Music Technology, Mar 1991Accusations of replacing "real" musicians have shifted from drum machine to sampler, but there may be other changes upon us. Steve Wright investigates the significance of the sequencer. |
Hands On: Eventide H3000 SeriesFeature | Topic: Effects Processing | Sound On Sound, Apr 1993 |
The Fifth DimensionReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1985Yamaha DX5Merely two DX7s in a box, or a valid addition to the Yamaha range of FM digital keyboards? Simon Trask takes the mid-price algorithm through its paces, and comes to mixed conclusions. |
Yamaha RY30Review | Music Technology, Jul 1991Drum MachineAs the drum machine goes from strength to strength, Yamaha give it a new dimension by adding a synth-style "bend" wheel. Simon Trask wonders if the beatbox will ever be the same again. |
Simmons SDS9Review | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1985Worth its weight in microphones and Gaffa tape. |
Vintage ClassicsFeature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986Virtually every synth and keyboard made has passed through the hands of Keyboard Hire's Alexander Skeaping at some point in time, so we sent David Etheridge along to tap his thoughts on the subject of buying secondhand keyboards. |
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... |
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. |
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. |
MIDI Gesture & MIDI CreatorReview | Music Technology, Mar 1994interactive music controllersYou move - it programs. A first step towards virtual reality music? |
Computer MusicianEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985 |
Sound And VisionReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986CZ Editing SoftwareIt's taken two British companies - XRI and Joreth - to produce the first computer-based editing packages for the Casio CZ range. Simon Trask finds out if they make programming life easier. |
History By NumbersRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Feb 1987A Re-Review Of The Roland MC4 Microcomposer...But let us not forget what went before. Steve Howell again, on the machine that introduced the world to recording music by punching in a set of numbers. It's still usable today. |
In the first placeEditorial | Music Technology, Mar 1994 |