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Steinberger BassReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1982 |
National & Dobro Steel GuitarsFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, History / Culture | One Two Testing, Jun 1986Dobros a go go; real heavy metal six-strings |
Making Studios PayFeature | Topic: Music Business, Recording Studios | Sound International, Dec 1978Not, as you might have thought, a guide on how to run a protection racket (Sorry, Squire, I scratched the Westlake), but how to make them cost-effective. |
Hotlicks Guitar Tuition-TapesReview | Music UK, Aug 1983Lift a lick, ripoff a riff — how much can you learn from guitar teaching tapes? |
The Shape of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Another digital reverb from Alesis, a waveform digitizing pad for the Roland S50 sampler, Passport's multitrack software for the Atari ST, exclusive news of the world's first ever 8-track recorder to use standard cassettes, and more... |
Washburn D-24 AcousticReview | In Tune, Dec 1984 |
PatchworkFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Nov 1986Trish McGrath gets the lowdown on a whole stack of readers' own synth sounds, while Paul Wiffen gives an appraisal of a new library of samples for the Ensoniq Mirage. |
NAMM ReviewShow Report | International Musician, Sep 1985What I Did On my Holidays By Tony Horkins Aged 6 |
Home Studio RecordistFeature | Topic: Home Studio | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1985Richard Niles searching for the source of his inspiration. |
Dealer NewsNews | Topic: Retail | International Musician, Apr 1975 |
Shape of Things to ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990Your chance to check out some of the new products launched at January’s NAMM |
Keyboards Under £1500Feature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | International Musician, Nov 1985 |
The Shape of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Mar 1987An extended review of new products including many of those unveiled at February's Frankfurt Music Fair. |
Microillusions Music-XReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989Commodore's Amiga computer is the beneficiary of this impressive - and colourful - sequencing package. Ian Waugh welcomes the illusion. |
The Growth Of The Wang Bar - Part 3Feature Series | One Two Testing, Jan 1984Third instalment: bending gets weirder. |
Larry MacariFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature, Retail | International Musician, Apr 1975Dealer Of The Month |
Taurus Taurus TaurusFeature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Making Music, Jun 1987Bass PedalsThink of those things on the floor under the organ. Now chop them up a bit and separate them. We dance on the result |
Build A Hum Loop IsolatorFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | International Musician, May 1975 |
Working with VideoFeature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1981An up-date on the Beta system video recorders. |
Palmtree Instruments AirdrumsReview | Music Technology, Dec 1986From America comes a set of unique MIDI percussion controllers that work by sensing the direction you shake them in. Rick Davies previews them. |
There must be one somewhereFeature | One Two Testing, Feb 1984Weird GuitarsSharp axe collection on view. |
IMS DyaxisReview | Music Technology, Aug 198716-bit Digital RecorderAn American 16-bit digital recording system designed to run with the Apple Mac Plus makes sampling direct-to-hard disk recording a powerful reality. Rick Davies gets his ear to the disk. |
E-Mu Emax SamplerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Polyphonic Sampling KeyboardAn exclusive, in-depth report on the machine that promises to bring Emulator quality to the masses. Paul Wiffen, Emulator fan, finds out if the promises are fulfilled. |