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Sounding OffOpinion | Sound On Sound, Aug 1991Beating The BlockRowland Jones on how to beat writer's block when composing. |
Sony DTC-1000ESReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1987Digital Audio Tape RecorderAfter months of waiting, speculation and peering at display models hidden behind bullet-proof perspex screens, R-DAT has finally appeared in Britain. Are we all ready for digital recording yet or should we stick to the tried and trusted Revox? David Mellor looks at the first product from Sony, the DTC-1000ES, and gives it a taste of professional abuse. |
The ProducersFeature | Recording Musician, Apr 1993A complete history of record production accompanied by quotations and anecdotes from no fewer than 18 of the world's leading producers. |
Making the Most of... - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Recording | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1985Recording Electric GuitarHow to get the best in your studio from an electric guitar. |
Production Lines - Mike HowlettOpinion | Recording Musician, Apr 1993Mike Howlett predicts that the currently moribund state of the record industry is simply a cyclic phenomenon, and that things will soon be on the upturn. |
Home Studio RecordistFeature | Topic: Home Studio | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1985Richard Niles searching for the source of his inspiration. |
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. |
The Professionals: APRSFeature | Topic: Music Business, Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988In the third of an occasional series on the professional bodies who look after the interests of musicians and engineers, David Mellor talks to the APRS, the body which represents many of this country's leading recording studios. |
The Rockfield FilesFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1985Rockfield has a long and colourful history stretching back to the era of hippies and free festivals. Paul White finds out what goes on there now. |
Roger O'Donnell - Prophecies Spring 1984Feature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1984Advertisement Feature - Sequential Pullout |
Back To The RootsFeature | Topic: History / Culture | Phaze 1, Nov 1988a blockhead's history of reggae |
That Was Then But This Is NowFeature | Topic: History / Culture | International Musician, Jan 1985How it was done in the heyday of Pop - Philip Bashe tracked down the bands your dad snogged along to and found out the history of the '60s hits |
Street SoundsFeature | Topic: Live, Performing | International Musician, Aug 1985BuskingThe much maligned art in theory and practice. Feature and acoustic guitar by Adrian Deevoy |
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