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Shape of Things to Come

News | Sound On Sound, Nov 1989

A colourful bonanza of newly released and forthcoming new products.

Subs & Doms

Editorial | Music Technology, Jan 1991

While we're used to the constantly-changing face of the music industry, it may surprise you to learn of certain changes afoot in the news trade. Tim Goodyer tells a warning tale of the near future.

Overwater Custom Bass

Review | International Musician, Sep 1985
Basscheck

It's made out of wood, in England; it hasn't got a tremolo unit, but it has got a body and a headstock. Dave Burrluck marvels

King Crimson - Concert Reviews

Music Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1982

Reports on recent appearances by two widely revered names in electro-music, Klaus Schulze and King Crimson.

The Press Gang

Feature | Topic: Humour | Making Music, Jun 1986

Who do these music press writers think they are? A big joke, that's what we make of it.

BB Back

Music Review | Sound International, Dec 1978

Bass Chords

Feature | Topic: Tuition / Technique, Music Theory | Making Music, Jul 1986

Four-stringed readers of Making Music show one-stringers how to go further.

Jaydee Supernatural GA Bass

Review | In Tune, Apr 1985

African Percussion

Feature | One Two Testing, Nov 1985

secret drums and ancient arts,

Mixing It! USA

News | The Mix, Jan 1995
News from America compiled by Simon Braund

The RotoTom Revolution

Feature | Sound International, Jun 1979
Drums

Studio Of The Month

Feature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Feb 1985
The Music Works

Patrick Hunt gives Music Works the once over

Studio Diary

Feature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician, Sep 1975

Who's recording what where

Rhine Gold!

Review | In Tune, Nov 1986
Warwick 'Thumb' Bass

Facts And Fibbers

Feature | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Dec 1982

Marvel at previously unrevealed secrets of famous musical instruments and their inventors.

New Africa

Feature | Topic: History / Culture | Phaze 1, Apr 1989

if your music feels lacklustre, dabble in dance rhythms from the dark continent

MIDIBASS

Review | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989

Jez Ford grabs this expander from 360 Systems by the MIDI lead and puts it to the test

Tama Superstar

Review | International Musician, Aug 1986
DrumCheck

A new Superstar and Bob H get acquainted

Scanners

News | Music Technology, Oct 1993

All the news you can eat. And then some

The Art of Noises!

Feature | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Jan 1983

It's not all drumstick and calf skin in the world of the percussionist, y'know. Andy Duncan emits a pleasing 'bong' when struck with a typewriter and discovers other household objects are just as musically compliant.

Warped Vision - Part 3

Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Dec 1993
Warp Records

MT's enquiry into the health of the independent label scene continues with a visit to the home of electronic listening music.

Bass Players Pick

Feature | Making Music, Nov 1987
Best Basslines

All For One And One For All

Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design, Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Jun 1993

Looking for the hardest, heaviest, thickest and fattest analogue synth line? Strictly monophonic? Step this way, because Peter Forrest is about to unveil his unique guide to the analogue synthesiser’s unique feature: Unison Mode, in which all the oscillators gang together and hit you over the head

The Performing Art - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Performing | Music Technology, Feb 1990

One of the consequences of MIDI recording is the loss of musical performance. In the first of a short series, Ollie Crooke and Simon Thomas look at the performance applications of MIDI controllers.

As Seen On TV

Feature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | International Musician, Jun 1986

Want to get on in the music biz? Then you'll have to get on TV. Mike Hrano shows you how

 

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