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Music & Pictures - Part 5Feature Series | Topic: Composing for Business, Video / Film / Picture | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986Getting StartedThis month film music composer Robin Lumley discloses his own route to fame and fortune in an effort to get you started on yours... |
Computer Musician - RumblingsNews | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985The latest on Atari's astonishing new musical micro, plus news from software people Mimetics and Passport Designs. |
Write NowFeature | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting | Phaze 1, Nov 1988 |
The Personal TouchEditorial | Music Technology, May 1991"People, people who need people are the luckiest people..." goes the old song. But Tim Goodyer argues that people are often the first casualty of today's music technology. |
Read the Small PrintFeature | Topic: Music Business | Phaze 1, Jan 1989"There's No Need to Read the Small Print so Just Sign Here, Ok?"the ins and outs of music-biz contracts |
Bass - No BullRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, May 1991Moog Taurus PedalsUltimate bass? Legendary synth pioneers Moog once made the best bass synth on the planet: Paul Ward reassesses the power of Taurus in the light of '90s bass mania. |
FrontLinesNews | Phaze 1, Aug 1989People, Gear, Events, Gossiphappening people, gear, gossip, events |
The New Standard?Review | Sound On Sound, Nov 1988Akai S1000No-one can deny that Akai's S900 is the 'industry standard' sampler, having kept all newcomers at bay for well over two years. But now there's a new heir to the throne. David Mellor looks at the long-awaited 16-bit stereo, 16-note polyphonic S1000. |
Studio CoursesFeature | Topic: Education | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1984A Guide to Recording, Electronic Music and Popular Music Courses in BritainThe first ever published guide to all Recording, Electronic Music and Music Courses available in Britain today. |
SessioneersFeature | Topic: Music Business, Performing, Recording | Making Music, Jan 1987Sessionmen SpecialBehind the scenes stuff with ace players Ian Lynn (keyboards) and Dave Mattacks (drums). |
One Man's MeatOpinion | Making Music, May 1986Making Music's most violent pen, Mr John Morrish, discusses 'festivals'. |
SmokeNews | Making Music, Jul 1986This, however, is the bit where we tell you gossipy tittle-tattle you've never heard before. |
That Was Then...Feature | Making Music, Jul 1986Historic and faintly embarrassing pix of Jeff Beck and John Paul Jones. Another exclusive! |
Projects UKFeature | Topic: Education, Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Local community arts centres often house some sort of sound studio, and these can be the only way interested members of the public gain first-hand experience of recording and hi-tech equipment. David Hughes reports on one such North-East based facility. |
Boss CE-300 Super ChorusReview | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1985 |
Guitar Synth HeroFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Jun 1986Gregg Parker - from Ozz to the Tube |
The Excitement Mounts (in a 19" Rack Box)Review | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1986Aphex Aural Exciter Type CAdventure on the high Cs. |
The NewsNews | Making Music, Oct 1986Welcome to The News where we tell you what on earth is happening. |
OvertonesFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion | One Two Testing, Apr 1985Getting Publicitythe workings of the Press, and how YOU can get publicity out of them |
When Is A PianoFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, History / Culture | One Two Testing, May 1985how the world's only remaining non-MIDI keyboard was developed |