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AB Software MidistudioReview | Music Technology, May 1989Software for the Atari STIf computer-based sequencing seems too complicated or too expensive for you, AB Software's Midistudio could change your life. Ian Waugh boots up a friendly and inexpensive sequencer for the Atari ST. |
Aleph Time TalkReview | Music Technology, Apr 1994digital time-conversion software for the STFor easy-to-digest samples and delays that repeat on you at just the right moment. |
Alternative InstrumentsReview | Sound On Sound, May 1989MIDIGrid & MIDIDrawCan't play an instrument but would love to create music? Your wish is granted! With the right software, the humble Atari ST computer can be turned into a very different MIDI instrument indeed. Martin Russ looks at two unusual graphical music programs with contrasting approaches: MIDIDraw and MIDIGrid. |
Amiga Sequencer OneReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991Gajits' popular Atari ST sequencer one has now arrived on the Commodore Amiga Paul Overaa takes a look. |
An Old ProReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1991Steinberg Pro24 AmigaSteinberg's Pro24 amiga sequencer is the latest arrival in the rather sparse field of Amiga music software. Paul Overaa looks at a new incarnation of an old favourite. |
Audio Visual Research Pro-Series 12Review | Music Technology, Apr 1991Atari ST SamplerIf you fancy turning the processing power of your Atari ST to the delicate art of sampling, AVR's Pro-Series 12 could be for you. Vic Lennard soft samples. |
Back On Top?Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992C-Lab Notator/Creator V3.1The latest update to C-Lab's Creator/Notator adds graphic arranging, support for tape recorder transport control, and a host of other assorted new or improved features. If you still haven't upgraded from a pre-3.0 version, now's the time to do it, says Dave Lockwood. |
Band AidReview | Recording Musician, Feb 1993Band-In-A-Box Auto-Accompaniment SoftwareYou've never had it so easy — Band-in-a-Box adds intelligence to auto-accompaniment, as Mike Simmons finds out in his look at the latest version of this popular software package. |
Band In A Box V5Review | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992Accompaniment SoftwareThis popular auto-accompaniment program is gaining in features and sophistication with every upgrade. Martin Russ plays with himself... |
Band-In-A-Box V4.1Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1991Auto-Accompaniment — With StyleMartin Russ gets inside version 4.1 of Band-In-A-Box — now with user styles! |
Battle of the AlgorithmsReview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Ian Waugh takes a side by side look at Fingers and Tunesmith. |
Big Band & Studio 24Review | Sound On Sound, Jan 1989Martin Russ orchestrates his way through two fascinating ST programs from French software house, Digigram. |
Bit By Bit MIDIDrummerReview | Music Technology, Jun 1989Software for the Atari STIf you're currently using a software sequencer you'll almost certainly remember the days of drum machine programming as sublimely simple. Ian Waugh investigates a program that returns to basics. |
Bit by Bit MIDIDrummerReview | Music Technology, Feb 1988Software for the Atari STIf you're looking for a visual aid to drum pattern editing or a means of turning your Akai S900 sampler into a drum machine this Atari software could be the answer. Chris Jenkins investigates. |
Boxing CleverReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990Band-In-A-Box SoftwareIs it really possible to get more music out of a program than you put in? David Hughes looks at software that takes auto-accompaniment and makes it work for the musician. |
Break PointsReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1993Gajits Breakthru Sequencer For Atari STWe put this value for money Atari sequencer through its paces. |
C-Lab AuraReview | Music Technology, May 1991Concluding C-Lab's educational series of programs for the Atari ST is the ear training program, Aura. Ian Waugh teaches the world to sing. |
C-Lab CreatorReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1987Martin Russ loops the hours away with Version 1.2 of this new MIDI sequencing package for the Atari ST computer from Germany's C-Lab. |
C-Lab CreatorReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989One of the most popular professional sequencing packages for the ST gets the once over from John Renwick |
C-Lab CreatorReview | Music Technology, Dec 1987Software for the Atari STThe competition for an industry-standard sequencing program to accompany the industry-standard computer hots up, as Simon Trask finds out when he picks up the mouse on C-Lab's contender. |
C-Lab Creator And NotatorReview | Music Technology, Feb 1989Software for the Atari STFollowing the success of C-Lab's Creator sequencing software for the Atari ST, the company have updated it and added a sophisticated scorewriting program. Simon Trask takes note. |
C-Lab Creator/Notator 3.1Review | Music Technology, Jan 1992Atari ST SoftwareAnother recently updated package is C-Lab's Atari sequencer/notator. Ian Waugh experiences the delights of an excursion on the version. |
C-Lab Creator/Notator V3Review | Music Technology, Mar 1991Atari ST SoftwareOne of software's greatest strengths is its ability to evolve. Ian Waugh looks at the refinements now available in one of the most popular sequencing/notation packages. |
C-Lab Explorer 1000Review | Music Technology, Sep 1989Atari Editing SoftwareDigital and analogue technology meet face to face in this editing software for the Oberheim Matrix 1000. Vic Lennard explores the possibilities. |
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