Paul White

A personal account of its development

A personal look at designs past and present

Enables Korg and Moog synths to be controlled from any Roland Drum Machine.

Lead Checker

A simple device to check your leads.

Processor

Processor

A complete, step-by-step guide to constructing a pedalboard compatible with just about any 1-volt-per-octave synth.

Want to simulate clap effects without spending a small fortune? Paul White shows you how.

Paul White (again) on the latest Cambridgeshire black box - this one syncs drum machines and sequencers to tape.

An all-analogue electronic drum kit with built-in sequencer. Made in Britain by Magic Music: tested by Paul White.

Programmable Digital Delay

First of several new products from Dynacord is this rack-mounting digital delay line. Paul White managed to find time to review it.

Paul White outlines the theory behind the new interconnection standard.

Boss have finally managed to get a fully-fledged digital delay unit into the compact dimensions of a pedal. Paul White finds out if the reduction in size has had any side-effects.

A useful add-on for signal processors having an external modulation input. Design and presentation by Paul White.

An RRP of under £300 makes this German-built unit the cheapest source of sampled rhythm patterns on the market. Review by Paul White.

A simple-to-build project that lets you match the recording levels of your mixer and multitrack tape recorder.

The all-but-forgotten guitar synth is due to return to music shops with a vengeance this summer, in the shape of Roland's GR700/G707 system and a breathtaking new British design, the SynthAxe. Paul White puts both instruments through their paces.

Many home-built electronic music projects aren't done justice by their external appearance. Paul White provides some hints on how to make your latest kit look more stylish.