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Ensoniq ESQ/SQ80 Voice EditorsReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988More and more synth owners are turning to computer based voice editing software to take the drudgery out of programming their own sounds. We asked Matthew Newman of the Ensoniq Users Club to compare three ESQ/SQ80 editors from Soundbits, Dr T and Steinberg. |
FM 4-Operator EditorsReview | Music Technology, Jul 1988Two software packages that offer a generic approach to sound creation on Yamaha's four-operator FM synths. Ian Waugh boots up Dr T's 4-Op Deluxe and the Soundbits 4X4. |
Kawai K1 EditorsReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988Steinberg & SoundbitsTony Wride investigates the Steinberg and Soundbits Atari-based voice editing programs for the Kawai K1 multitimbral synthesizer. |
Kawai K1 Visual EditorsReview | Music Technology, Mar 1989Software for the Atari STCoupled with its success, the digital parameter access-editing of Kawai's K1 synthesiser has made it an obvious target for software editors - like these from Dr Ts, Soundbits, Drumware and Steinberg. Vic Lennard looks on. |
Soundbits Roland 3D Editor/LibrarianReview | Music Technology, Feb 1989Software for the Atari STGood news for you Roland D10, D20 and D110 owners comes in the form of this Atari ST editing software. "I could do with a D", says Vic Leonard. |
Soundbits Voice MasterReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987Software for the Atari STIf you own an Atari ST computer and either a Yamaha DX100, 21 or 27, then you should be interested in what David Hughes has to say about this low-cost librarian/editor software from Syndromic Music. |
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