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Sonics & HarmonicsFeature | Topic: Tuition / Technique, Sound Fundamentals | One Two Testing, Sep 1985where to find them and why they're there |
Human ResourceEditorial | Music Technology, Jun 1992Has popular music really become as stale as you think, or have you simply lost your ability to assimilate it? Tim Goodyer looks at the effects of growing volumes of music on limited listening resources. |
Nine Times out of TenReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984A User Report on the Yamaha DX9Almost entirely overshadowed by its immensely popular elder brother, the DX9 deserves a better deal. Or at least that's what Steve Howell claims in this special user report. |
News & ProductsNews | Sound On Stage, Dec 1996 |
An Inside JobFeature | Topic: Humour | Making Music, May 1986Shock discovery for instrument makers - funny you should say that. |
DIY SingleFeature | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Aug 1988If the major record companies won't give you the deal you know you deserve, you could do worse than to do it yourself. David Bradwell investigates the pros and cons of pressing your own single. |
Assaulted BatteriesFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | One Two Testing, Oct 1985PP3s analysed, tested, smoked and poked |
Picture MusicFeature | Topic: Composing for Business, Video / Film / Picture | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984What goes on behind the apparently calm world of soundtrack-writing, by Steve Howell, who's been through it all himself. |
SADiEReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1993PC Hard Disk Recording SystemIt's British designed and built, but is it the best? |
Buzz: BristolNews | International Musician, Dec 1975Bristol, capital of the West, is alive and well. |
The Future of SynthesisFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987With the summer shows out of the way and the forthcoming new products all unveiled, Martin Russ looks into the crystal ball and plots out his version of where the world of synthesis might be heading... |
Chips From The Editor's WorkbenchFeature | Topic: Humour | Making Music, Jul 1986Joking apart, this one-off practical column makes the rest of the magazine look quite serious. |
Evolution Synthesis EVS1Review | Music Technology, Nov 1990Synthesiser Expander ModuleLooking for a digital complement to analogue gear or another expander to take the pressure off the rest of your rack? Ian Waugh discovers sonic flexibility at a price you can afford. |
The ProducersFeature | International Musician, May 1986Chas de Whalley gets down with the Scottish Sultan of Soul, Steve Harvey |
Akai S900 RevisitedReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1987S900 owner David Mellor receives a package in the post from Akai, which rekindles his enthusiasm in the sampler which was one of the first to combine a wealth of facilities with a reasonable price. Will the Version 2.0 software update bring the Akai into line with the latest samplers on the market or has it become old technology - just after its first birthday? |
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Home TapingFeature | Topic: Home Studio | International Musician, May 1986Tony Reed chats to Chris and Cosey, a duo who've taken the DIY ethic further than most |
Four soundchecks in one day...Feature | Topic: Live, Location Sound, Video / Film / Picture | The Mix, Sep 1994Later with Jools HollandBehind the scenes at TV’s premier music show |
Chingford Grows... and GrowsFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature, Retail | International Musician, Mar 1975 |