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 Acorn Music 500Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Synthesiser Hardware and Software for the BBC MicroAcorn's first venture into music synthesis boasts some good-looking synthesis hardware and a music composition language - AMPLE - that grows with the user. David Ellis has the advance details. | |||
 Beeb BoogieReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Apr 1985Music MakerWith a package designed to get the most from the micro's own sound chip. | |||
 Beeb BreakthroughReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Feb 1985MUSIC 500Acorn's MUSIC 500 hardware/software package for the BBC micro could be the revolution micro musicians have been waiting for. | |||
 Commodore FM Editor/ComposerReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Chris Jenkins again, with a new program that lets Commodore owners look inside the Yamaha-licensed FM sound chip. A DX7 for sixpence? | |||
 Feeding the 5000Review | Sound On Sound, Jan 1987Hybrid Technology's Music 500 synthesizer for the BBC B micro gains a '0' and a whole host of new features. Phil South states the facts and wonders why more musicians don't know about the power of this system. | |||
 FM Melody MakerReview | Music Technology, Dec 1989Turn your Atari ST into a complete software music system for well under a ton. Ian Waugh fires up a new all-in-one music program from an independent British company. | |||
 FM Melody MakerReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989John Renwick plays around with a revolutionary new cartridge synth expander system for the Atari ST from Hybrid Arts | |||
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 Hybrid Technology Music 5000Review | Music Technology, Jan 1987Computer Music SystemNoel Williams compares Hybrid Technology's latest BBC music add-on to its predecessor, the Music 500. Is it the friendlier beast its designers claim it to be? | |||
 Instant MusicReview | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Ann Owen just adds water and stirs with this jamming package for the Commodore 64 and Amiga | |||
 Music MakerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Software SurplusWriting new music software seems to be the most popular current preoccupation for the world's music and computer industries. We take a look at six of the latest packages to hit the UK. | |||
 QuartetReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990Andrew Banner explores the possibilities of internal sound sequencing on the Atari ST | |||
 Replay ProfessionalReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1990Martin Russ checks out this update to the popular ST Replay sampler. | |||
 Stop, Look and ListenReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jul 1985MUSIC 500 ProgramsTwo new programs for the MUSIC 500 | |||
 The Work EthicReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Aug 1985Music Works software (Apple Macintosh)Music software for the Macintosh | |||
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 PatchworkFeature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Jan 1987The section where MT readers submit their own synth sounds. Featured machines this month include the Korg Poly 800, Roland Alpha Juno 2 and Yamaha DX7. | |||
 The Art of Going Soft - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985The Music 500 receives an AMPLE voicing and sequencing program to tempt junior programmers into getting their feet wet. | |||
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