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 Collaboration: The Road To Freedom?Editorial | Sound On Sound, May 1989 |
 Reference PointsEditorial | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989 |
 The Musician's Micro - Part 1Review Series | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989Yamaha C1 Music ComputerIn the first of this two-part review, Ian Gilby discusses the hardware aspects of Yamaha's new portable PC compatible music computer. |
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 Yamaha C1 - Part 2Review Series | Sound On Sound, Jul 1989Music SoftwareIn the second part of his review of the new Yamaha C1 music computer, Ian Gilby provides a rundown of the different types of music programs available for the C1 and explores the sequencing and MIDI utility program's that are bundled free with the computer. |
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 WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989 |
 WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Jan 1990 |
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 Video ManualsReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1990Ian Gilby collates the more interesting responses to his editorial request for manufacturers and retailers to look towards the 'video manual' as a complement to printed equipment manuals. |
 Inside TEAC JapanFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound On Sound, Nov 1990Ian Gilby pays a visit to TEAC headquarters in Tokyo, gets blown away by Dolby S noise reduction, and learns some little-known facts about a company destined to play a continued part in the development of recording technology. |
 Stratospheric!Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990Zoom 9002 Advanced Guitar Effects ProcessorSix digital effects at once from a Walkman-sized box? Ian Gilby gets turned on by technological progress. |
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