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The Explosive MixtureFeature | Topic: Mixing | One Two Testing, Jun 1985The First Singleand sensible use of mixing time |
Pedal Your Way to Success in the Music BusinessFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Polyphony, Apr 1976 |
A Bit on the SideFeature | Topic: Music Business | Home & Studio Recording, May 1987Tell us Another OneYet another Idea from Clive Brooks enabling you to deprive your fellows of money. |
EditorialEditorial | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985Hyped up about hype. David Ellis challenges hi-tech advertising. |
Off the WallFeature | Topic: Drum Programming, Effects Processing | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1986Take one noise gate, add a drum machine plus a dash of imagination, then see what happens. |
Leader Of The Pack?Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990Dr.T's Keyboard Controlled Sequencer - Level II V3.0 for the AmigaOne music software house that showed greater awareness and belief in the Commodore Amiga from the outset was Dr.T. David Ellis checks out version 3.0 of their top-of-the-range sequencer to see how it rates against the growing competition. |
Peavey Max Bass Amp & 3620 CabReview | International Musician, Feb 1986AmpCheckHugely powerful and impressively loud. Martin Brassell, that is |
First BornRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Feb 1991E-mu EmulatorThese days a few hundred pounds will buy you technology that once cost thousands. Gordon Reid looks at an early sampler and discovers there's more to it and its manufacturer than you might have known. |
ToolboxNews Audio | The Mix, Oct 1994Sounds, samples, & software upgrades for the modern studioNew software, updates, sounds, and samples |
Knobby StylesFeature | One Two Testing, Jul 1985A History Of Knobsguitar controls: big ones, small ones, useful ones, icky-kacky ones... |
Lab NotesFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Polyphony, Apr 1976 |
Latin LessonsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985In the wake of the successful TR707, Roland have produced a well-nigh identical machine, loaded with percussive gems of a less predictable nature. Dan Goldstein puts the TR727 through its paces, shortly before emigrating to South America. |
Live WiresFeature | Topic: Live, Performing | Electronic Soundmaker, Aug 1985Playing LiveElectronic music live - a special focus |
Expand the UniverseReview | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1986Vesta Fire SF100 Space CommanderSpatial expansion can produce very impressive effects without sounding unsubtle. This digital unit gives you a lot of options, but you pay for them! |
Second SenseEditorial | Music Technology, Jan 1989When is it better to buy secondhand gear, rather than new gear? Tim Goodyer looks into equipment costs and sound fashions. |
The Missing LinkReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1990Fostex MTC1 Sync BoxTake Fostex's R8 tape deck, Steinberg's Cubase sequencer and an MTC1, and what have you got? Total creative freedom! Richard Aaron discovers the missing link in the recording chain. |
Going LiveReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991Rhodes Model 760A keyboard for the gigging pianist? David Mellor tinkles an ivory or two. |
Yamaha TX802Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987The Multi-InstrumentalistTaking over where the TX816 left off, this DX7II in a rack is the very latest in a long line of powerful FM synth expanders. Mark Badger puts it in perspective. |