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 The Celtic Macintosh - Part 2Feature Series | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986AN ALBUM PRODUCED ENTIRELY ON A PERSONAL COMPUTERPart 2. Paul D. Lehrman takes up where he left off last month in his detailed description of how he recorded and digitally mastered an entire album using an Apple personal computer, the Total Music multitrack software, and a bunch of MIDI synths. Read all about it! |
 The Celtic Macintosh - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Computing, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Sep 1986AN ALBUM PRODUCED ENTIRELY ON A PERSONAL COMPUTERPart 1. American, Paul D. Lehrman, documents how he recently recorded an album of synthesized Irish music entirely on an Apple Macintosh computer using the Southworth Music Systems 'Total Music' software. |
 The Snap Shot MixReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1987Akai MIDI MixerAkai's forthcoming MPX-820 MIDI mixer may not compare with a top-class SSL desk but its fully programmable controls and onboard memories offer the budget-conscious user some of the benefits of a 'total recall' system. Paul D. Lehrman investigates. |
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