TRS80 Analogue/Digital Interface

Make music with the ZX81

BASIC music loading program for the ZX81

ZonX-81 Programmable Sound Generator

Soundmaking for the Sinclair Micro with the Zon X-81.

Melody Making on the Apple

Rhythm Sequencer for the MZ80K

Music programming on the Sharp MZ-80K in Pascal and FORTH

Pascal and FORTH will speed up your music making.

Enter the Compu-Music Age!

Polyphonic Sequencing with the ZX81

Analogue to Spectrum to Analogue

Make music with the ZX81

A complete guide to all the hardware interfaces for home micros available so far, plus the software that goes with them.

The recent development of the MIDI standard is designed to enable you to transfer your sequences from one sequencer to another. Anthony Widoff files a report.

Detailed Instructions on how to build your own ES&CM MIDI sequencer. (Software on tape).

Ian Waugh makes a global search of the UK MIDI software scene and presents this roundup of what is available and from whom.

MSX micros are already establishing a foothold in the UK market. We give you the info to harness their sound chips and create music with MSX.

Wishing you could do more than one thing at a time may be as close as you'll ever get to doing it, but your computer is another story altogether. Harvey P Newquist III explains multitasking and some of its uses.

Can computers improve or even replace current styles of notation?

Software and Hardware

Newer, cheaper models have brought the Apple Macintosh within the reach of an increasing number of musicians. Tim Tully presents an overview of hardware and software products for the computer that pioneered the Graphical User Interface.

Part 2. Richard Elen concludes his guide to computers and communications for musicians with details of how to join and log on to two musicians' networks: PAN and Esi Street. There's also an extensive glossary of terms to help newcomers to this exciting field understand what it is all about.

David Janda goes for his regular jaunt round the bulletin boards

Music and the modem

David Janda discovers just what's of interest music wise on the Bulletin boards around the world