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Novation mm10-XGroup: Quality ControlkeyboardThe simplest way of talking to your QY10/QY20 | |||
Tascam Porta 07Group: Quality ControlMinistudioIs there still room for a little old style analogue technology? Tascam offer evidence for the defence | |||
Roland R-8 MKIIReview | Music Technology, Jul 1993Human Rhythm ComposerNicholas Rowland examines the successor to Roland’s classic R-8 drum machine and asks: is there life in the old beatbox yet? | |||
A Breath Of Fresh AirEditorial | Music Technology, Oct 1987Catch your breath before reading - a new age in synth controllers is dawning and they'll blow you away. But where do they fit into the present scheme of things? No MT, no comment. | |||
Roland AX-1Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993MIDI Keyboard Controller'Walk tall, walk straight and look the world right in the eye' - as Val Doonican once said. Now you can with Roland's portable MIDI keyboard controller, designed for those with a severe case of guitar envy. Nicholas Rowland discusses the angle of the dangle | |||
Phonic PMX-1600AReview | Music Technology, May 1993Rack MixerDJs know Phonic's mini-mixers well. Will the musician take to their new 16-channel, rackmounted offering? Nicholas Rowland racks his brains | |||
Sampled DelightsFeature | Topic: Sampling | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989Nicholas Rowland checks out some amazing sound sources for your sampler | |||
Peavey XR 1200DGroup: Quality Controlpowered mixer + HiSys 2 monitorsA PA system you can take anywhere | |||
Lure of the JingleInterview | Topic: Composing for Business | Music Technology, Jul 1988There's more than one way to a living out of music. Nicholas Rowland talks to the Pync Brothers about writing and recording music specifically for use in TV and radio advertising jingles. | |||
Marantz Professional PMD740 MultitrackerReview | Music Technology, Jun 1993The cassette 4-track is still the focal point of the home studio, and Marantz have produced a serious challenger to the familiar Portastudio. How does it measure up? How will musicians’ take to it? How does Nicholas Rowland do it? | |||
Soundcraft Spirit FolioReview | Music Technology, Apr 1993Mixing DeskQ: Just what is a Minister Without Portfolio? A: A leading member of the Government who hasn't got Soundcraft's nifty new portable mixer, that's what. Nicholas Rowland raises questions in The House | |||
ART Multiverb LTXReview | Music Technology, Jul 1992Multi-effects ProcessorART's ever-expanding range of signal processors is intended to cater for musicians of all styles and financial means. Nicholas Rowland test drives a new effects unit whose price belies its power. | |||
A Sense of PurposeFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Music Technology, Apr 19882nd Sense StudioTake an eight-track tape deck and a 128-track MIDI sequencer and you've got the basis of 2nd Sense studio. Nicholas Rowland visits a studio taking full advantage of what modern technology has to offer. | |||
Fostex X30Review | Music Technology, Nov 1987Take the Fostex X15, restyle it, add new features, raise the price by the cost of a dirty weekend in Blackpool and you've got their new X30 multitracker. Nicholas Rowland finds out if they're on the right track. | |||
Farfisa TK120 KeyboardGroup: Review | |||
Cheetah MD8 Drum MachineGroup: Review | |||
Digitech Vocalist IIReview | Music Technology, May 1993Vocal Harmony ProcessorIt's that Nicholas Rowland again, testing his tonsils on Digitech's new 5-part vocal harmony processor. You too can sound like The, er, Five Tops | |||
Musicator GS for WindowsGroup: Quality ControlPC sequencing and notation software16-track sequencing and notation software for the PC. Especially for those who know the score... | |||
Through the Software JungleFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Sequencing | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Nicholas Rowland guides us through the tricky process of choosing the best sequencer for our money | |||
Goldstar ProcyonGroup: Quality Controlsequencer for the PCFor many people, the definitive sequencing software for the PC has yet to be written. Could this be it? | |||
Breaking The CodeInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1987Cult masters of industrial funk talk hi-tech sounds, performance CDs and popular commerciality to Nicholas Rowland; the code of the '80s. | |||
Lexicon MRCReview | Music Technology, Jun 1993MIDI FX ControllerProgramming Lexicon FX units has never been easier, thanks to this upgraded version of their remote control. And what do you know? Nicholas Rowland, not Top Cat, is the most effectual. Lexicon’s LXP-5 FX module gets the one-over too | |||
Tascam Porta 05Review | Music Technology, Jan 1988Personal MultitrackerThe intrepid Nicholas Rowland continues his search for the ultimate in personal multitrackers; armed only with a blank cassette and a bedroom's worth of gear, he tackles Tascam's latest budget baby. | |||
Casio HZ600Review | Music Technology, Nov 1987Portable KeyboardBudget polysynth or home organ accessory? Casio attempt to find another gap in the market with Spectrum Distortion synthesis. Nicholas Rowland finds it's not too far from old-fashioned analogue. | |||
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