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Elka Project Series X30

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985

The X30's a typical example of how organ manufacturers are applying today's technology to traditional instruments - but will the new-found features make it as popular among 'serious' musicians? Paul White finds out.

OSC Advanced Sound Generator

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985
Computer Music System

Gerry Queen brings us an exclusive preview of what will be Britain's first custom-designed computer music system - from the people who brought you the OSCar monosynth. It's capable of combining analogue, digital and sampled sound sources, and it's cheap.

SDS DX7 Voice Editor

Group: Computer Musician

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985
Software for Sinclair Spectrum

Gerry Queen gets ridiculously over-enthusiastic about a Sound Design Studio program that does for the Spectrum what Yamaha's own DX7 Voice Editor does for the CX5M.

 

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