What's new in the world of the Micro Musician

Intrepid reporter Paul Wiffen jets over to Chicago for an exclusive peek at the latest goodies from the States

Ann Owen just adds water and stirs with this jamming package for the Commodore 64 and Amiga

Colin Cat takes a look at Amstrad's first and possibly last home keyboard

Chris Smith continues his series on synchronisation

Phil Brammer takes the Educational version of Steinberg's Pro-24 to the top of the class

Not the silliest piece of MIDI software in the world but...

Eamonn Percival assesses the atributes of Amstrad's multi-track recorder

Clive Grace writes a few notes on this sequencer for the Amiga and the Mac

Jez Ford raps his bits round this excellent budget price sound expander from Yamaha

John Renwick puts Yamaha's super-computer through it's paces

Beatman Bill and the latest percussive pieces of news

Jez Ford makes waves with Kawai's value for money synth expander

Colin Cat takes the K-1r to greater heights with Drumware's Editor/Librarian package

Everything you ever wanted to know about the MIDI standard but were afraid to ask - Paul Overaa explains all

Could this be the ideal keyboard for computer musicians? John Renwick finds out

Dave Reed finds happiness in the Channel Islands thanks to the Trackman sequencer for the ST

Vie Marshall talks to record producer Simon Harris, but will he show her his Yo-Yo?

Nicholas Rowland guides us through the tricky process of choosing the best sequencer for our money

A MIDI Patchbay could be just what you need to make your system work efficiently. Darrin Williamson checks out one such unit from Kawai