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 The Musical MicroFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, May 1986Sweet Sixteen BitsTony Mills on the latest software for two 'pro' micros — the IBM PC, and the increasingly wonderful Atari ST |
 Sweet SixteenReview | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1986The Reverb Revolution ContinuesDon't spend your Christmas money until you've read this! We bring you an exclusive in-depth review on Alesis' new secret weapon: a 16-bit, studio quality, digital reverb for little more than the cost of a spring unit. |
 Sweet SixteenReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991Ensoniq EPS16 Plus Sampling WorkstationEnsoniq have transformed their 13-bit EPS sampling workstation with the addition of dynamically controlled 24-bit digital multi-effects, a much improved 16-track MIDI sequencer and full 16-bit sampling. The result is the EPS16 Plus. But does it pass? Kendall Wrightson invigilates. |
 Roland PM16Review | Music Technology, Dec 1987Electronic DrumsPick up sticks; the latest electronic kit from Roland doesn't come with its own voices but Nicholas Rowland discovers its MIDI converter may have other uses in the studio. |
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