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Modular Synthesis - Part 7Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design, Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984Vocal EffectsThe sound of the human voice is one of the most difficult acoustic tones to reproduce electronically, but reading Steve Howell's step-by-step guide should set you on the right track. |
Electromusic Research MIDI Software and HardwareReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1984for the BBC MicroThe first commercially-developed MIDI software for the BBC Micro is now being manufactured by Electromusic Research. David Ellis analyses its potential. |
Intelligent Music MIDIDrawReview | Music Technology, Jan 1989Software for the Atari STAs well as being a communications standard, MIDI has encouraged the development of new forms of musical expression - like this graphic music program. Ian Waugh draws his own conclusions. |
WorkbenchFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build, Live, Maintenance / Repair / Modification | International Musician, Oct 1986Sounding OutPhil Walsh is in complete remote control, and tells you how to mix on a budget. |
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... |
WorkbenchFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build, Maintenance / Repair / Modification | International Musician, Nov 1986Remote Control SystemPhil 'DI — Why do I have to endure these terrible puns' Walsh with the second part of his remote control project for amps |
Doctor in the MacReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Following on from our look at KCS last month - Clive updates us on the new version for the Mac |
Tool BoxNews Audio | The Mix, Aug 1994Sounds, samples, & software upgrades for the modern studioNew software, systems, sounds, updates |
The Sampler & The SoulFeature | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Nov 1990With its ability to manipulate sounds and music, the digital sampler has probably caused more arguments than any other musical instrument to date. Peter Ridsdale takes an alternative view. |
EMT-10Review | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Jez Ford raps his bits round this excellent budget price sound expander from Yamaha |
Making wavesFeature | Topic: Acoustics, Construction / Build | The Mix, Aug 1994Acoustic diffusersWhat they are, how they work, why you need them |
Oberheim Matrix-6Review | Sound On Sound, Jan 1986Flying in the face of fashion, Oberheim's new Matrix-6 polysynth utilises traditional analogue voicing and offers some of the most powerful and versatile sounds around. Keyboards man Paul Wiffen checks out its pedigree. |
Coping With Hair Loss The Pop Star WayFeature | Topic: Humour, Marketing / Promotion | Making Music, Jan 1987Brave Brave BaldiesFamous rock star people will go a long way to conceal their gleaming domes. These are the tricks, follicle fans. |
Striking It RichReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990 |
Wood Of The MonthFeature | Making Music, May 1987 |
Steinberg Synthworks D110 Multi-EditorReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989Looking for an editor to help you plumb the depths of your LA sounds? David Hughes uncovers a real gem of a program for the Atari ST that makes light work of editing Roland D10, D20, and D110 synths, and can even be used with the MT32. |
British Music Fair ReviewShow Report | International Musician, Oct 1986The assembled masses of the IM review department wax lyrical over their selected favourites from this year's music fair. |
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