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Zlatna

Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986
A Music Technology Phenomenon

An exclusive report on the Eastern Bloc consortium that's preparing to do battle with the best the West can offer. Last year's Anticipation Sampler was brilliant, but the 1986 machines are better still.

Zlatna Panega ACS100

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985

Tucked away in one corner of the Frankfurt Music Fair was an astonishing sound-sampling device with origins in Eastern Europe. Paul White and Dan Goldstein have managed to get their hands on the first model to appear in the West.

Tranthax Revisited

Feature | Topic: Humour | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1986

Despite popular demand we present the second part of our epic annual science fiction series.

Editorial

Group: Computer Musician

Editorial | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985

Hyped up about hype. David Ellis challenges hi-tech advertising.

Comment

Editorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986
Technology For The Common Man

The distance between the affordable and the state-of-the-art. Is it getting narrower?

Istanbul Music Expo

Show Report | Music Technology, Apr 1987

For the first time, a UK magazine gives coverage to the fair that follows NAMM and Frankfurt. It may not be as big, but it's growing in importance all the time. Dan Goldstein reports from the Bosphorus.

Rumblings

Group: Computer Musician

News | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985

Featuring sequencer software for the IBM PC from Octave Plateau, Sight & Sound’s Music Processor software for the CBM64 and a music-copying program in use at Oxford University’s Music Faculty.

Sampling Expandability

Review | Music Technology, Sep 1987
Akai S900 V2.0 & ASK90 and Steinberg Soundworks

Already a well-established sampler, the Akai S900 is on the receiving end of a series of software and firmware updates from Akai and Steinberg. Chris Jenkins boots them up.

Making History

Retrospective | Music Technology, Aug 1991

Looking back over ten years' worth of magazines, it seemed that there were certain moments worth reliving - here are the edited highlights.

The Grabbing Hands

Competition | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986
Have you won our DX100?

After all these months, our Write A Feature competition has a winner. Find out why it was so long coming, and read the article that won its author a Yamaha DX100.

Yamaha REV7

Review | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1985
Digital Reverb

This long awaited product is now available and offers first class digital reverb along with a host of stereo DDL effects.

Five for Eighty-five

Retrospective | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1986

A nostalgic look back at 1985 by the people who bring E&MM to you each month. Was it really that bad?

Amiga - Theory And Practice

Feature | Topic: Computing | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986

David Ellis buys a Commodore Amiga and looks at the latest software written for it. The music is good, the graphics are better - but what does the future hold?

Wide Open Spaces

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1985

A special, report on budget digital reverb, with the spotlight focussed firmly on two groundbreaking new machines, the Yamaha REV7 and Roland SRV2000. Paul White and Simon Trask take up the story.

 

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