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Orla DSE24 ExpanderReview | Music Technology, Dec 1987Another MIDI expander with divided loyalties; John Renwick investigates the in-lounge and on-stage applications of Orla's answer to Roland's successful MT32. |
Akai EX90RReview | Music Technology, Mar 1988Reverb UnitA budget reverb unit for budget studios - although big studios might like it too. John Renwick plugs it in and gets a pleasant ringing in his ears. |
Yamaha TQ5Review | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989John Renwick puts this sequencer/sound module through its paces |
QuadraverbReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Do four things at once with this multi effects processor from Alesis - John Renwick reports |
Edit TrackReview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Hybrid Arts budget package that thinks big as John Renwick discovers |
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 |
Rock 'n' Roll and D-5Review | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989Could this be the ideal keyboard for computer musicians? John Renwick finds out |
C-1 and you've seen 'em allReview | Micro Music, Aug/Sep 1989John Renwick puts Yamaha's super-computer through it's paces |
Out Of PocketReview | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989John Renwick has a pocketful with the pocket MIDI range from Anatek |
MTR series IIIReview | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989John Renwick gives in to the temptation of the MTR Series III mixer |
Chain ReactionReview | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989John Renwick gets his axe out and processes it with the aid of this rack-mount unit from Digitech |
Turbo ChargedReview | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989John Renwick takes an internal sound chip synth program for the Atari ST for a test drive |
OmnichordReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989John Renwick strums away on a unique MIDI controller which may well interest any keyboard players with guitarist tendencies |
Super LibrarianReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989Is it a bird? is it a plane? No it's a rather nifty little patch package as John Renwick finds out |
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 |
MIDI ManReview | Micro Music, Jan 1990John Renwick gets synchronised with this nifty little device from Radius |
MIDI MouseReview | Micro Music, Jan 1990John Renwick goes back to school with a whole range of music tutorial packages from Hybrid Arts |
Dr in the HouseFeature | Topic: Computing | Micro Music, Jan 1990Leading light in the world of Dr T. Al Hospers talks exclusively to John Renwick about future developments in the range |
MIDI - CVReview | Micro Music, Jan 1990If you have one of those oldie but goodie type synths that were pre MIDI fear not you can now link it into your existing MIDI system thanks to Groove Electronics |
Karma ChameleonReview | Micro Music, Feb 1990John Renwick leads us through the changing colours of this universal patch librarian - Chameleon |
Tiger FeetReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990John Renwick gets his paws on the graphic sequence editor from Dr T |
Yamaha SY-77Review | Micro Music, Mar 1990Performance SynthesizerJohn Renwick looks at the new SY-77 from Yamaha |
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