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Premier SoundwaveReview | Sound International, Aug 1978Sorry! I mean drums (what else?) Peter Randall puts Premier in perspective with a review of their new Soundwave kit. |
Criminal Record? - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Mar 1992Sample CDsFirst they were sampling off other peoples' records, now they're selling records to sample off. Tim Goodyer listens while Simon Harris, Pascal Gabriel, Norman Cook, Ed Stratton and Coldcut put the case for sampling CDs. |
Floppy FuturesReview | Electronic Soundmaker, May 1985Compusonics digital home recording system should be with us by the end of the year. This is a first report on a system that could be the death knell of the portastudio. |
Music on-line - Part 1Feature Series | Sound On Sound, Jan 1987A Guide to Computers and Communications for the Musician.Believe it or not, your computer can do considerably more than just go wrong! The burgeoning world of telecommunications offers the musician access to international 'electronic mail' and 'bulletin board' systems, free music software, information databases, help and sound advice. Richard Elen begins a new series that explores how today's top musicians are taking advantage of such systems and tells how you can join in. |
Wood Of The MonthFeature | Making Music, Apr 1987 |
Assault On BatteryFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Jan 1989Battery StudiosJive Records' own Battery Studio complex has to accommodate acts as diverse as Schooly D, Mark Shreeve and Samantha Fox. David Bradwell raps technology. |
WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Jul 1987 |
Technology & EducationFeature | Topic: Education | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988Qualifying for the Music IndustryPlanning a career in the music industry? Then you may like to know more about the Music Information Technology course at City University, London. Mike Barnes reports. |
Total Recall - Part 15Feature Series Audio | Topic: Vintage Instruments | The Mix, Dec 1994Vintage technology strikes backThe Mellotron lives on |
Talkin’ All That JazzFeature | Topic: History / Culture | Phaze 1, Jan 1989the history of the music that gave birth to rock 'n' roll |
Music on-line - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Part 2. Richard Elen concludes his guide to computers and communications for musicians with details of how to join and log on to two musicians' networks: PAN and Esi Street. There's also an extensive glossary of terms to help newcomers to this exciting field understand what it is all about. |
How East Met WestFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Music Technology, Nov 1986New technology has already brought the music industries of East and West closer together, but how has that affected the music itself, and what will happen as the two cultures get closer still? Gary Larson gives his viewpoint. |
Inner TubesFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | In Tune, Jan 1985Amps: Exclusive 'Groove Tubes' Boss quizzed on Replacement Valves |
The MMAN from NAMMShow Report | Music Technology, Apr 1992The recession hits America but the show goes on - hot news of the latest hi-tech music and recording developments. Vic Lennard is the MMAN from NAMM. |
Shape of Things to ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Your chance to catch up on the latest releases from the world of hi-tech music and recording. |
Sequencer PlusReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987Want to make real music on your Amstrad PC? Ian Gilby takes you through one of the best designed, professional MIDI recording packages there is. Voyetra Technologies' Sequencer Plus runs on any IBM PC compatible computer and offers 64 tracks, sync-to-tape, a programmable tempo track, extensive note and MIDI editing facilities, and... you'll have to read the review to find out more. |
ToolboxNews Audio | The Mix, Feb 1995Sounds, samples, & software upgrades for the modern studioNew software, updates, sounds, and samples |
Do The CongaFeature | Making Music, Dec 1986...of which the most fashionable right now must surely be the conga. Here we present facts, not fashion. |
Life's A BeachFeature | Phaze 1, Feb 1989RETROSPECT: the beach boyscelebrating sweet surfurbia - from good vibrations to kokomo |
PAN: The Performing Artists NetworkFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987Mark Badger sets his baud rate for the heart of the sun and goes 'on-line' to America to interview Perry Leopold, founder of PAN - a unique communications network for hi-tech musicians. |