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 PA ColumnFeature | Topic: Live | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1986Jim Betteridge investigates altered perception, or is it just too much lager? |
 Frankfurt: Keyboards And Keyboard SamplersShow Report | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1986He came, he saw, he sent in his copy. His name was Jim Betteridge |
 Track Record: The Art Of NoiseGroup: Recording WorldPeter GunnJim Betteridge plays 'Hunt the Aled Jones sample.' |
 Seck 1882 MixerGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestJim Betteridge on Seck... drugs and Rock'n' Roll? |
 Korg Digital Voice Processor DVP-1Review | International Musician & Recording World, May 1986EffectsCheckIs it a vocoder? Is it a harmoniser? It's both — and a bit more, besides, as Jim Betteridge finds out. |
 Yamaha SPX90 Effects ProcessorGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestA multitude of digital effects in a single box for only £600 |
 Studio Of The MonthGroup: Recording WorldThe LodgeJim Betteridge gets pastoral down at The Lodge |
 Roland JX-10Review | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1986SynthCheckAn analogue synth with a hefty price tag has to have a pretty good excuse these days. Jim Betteridge believes this one has |
 MTR Dual Noise GateGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestIt's cheap, it's fast, it's sensitive — it's Jim Betteridge |
 Track Record: Lessons In LoveGroup: Recording WorldJim Betteridge takes a lesson in love |
 Vesta Fire MR-1 Multitrack RecorderGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestJim Betteridge gives it a damp reception |
 PA ColumnFeature | Topic: Live | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986Jim Betteridge witnesses the advent of the Screaming Blue Messiahs at the Town and Country Club |
 Roland RD1000 PianoReview | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986KeyboardCheckRoland introduce the SAS and Jim Betteridge finds it makes a piano easier to yomp with. |
 MTR 12:8:2 MixerGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestJim Betteridge explores every nuance of the MTR mixer, but still doesn't reveal what MTR stands for |
 Spitting ImageInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986The Spit's musical director and composer of the cretinous Chicken Song, Phil Pope, coughs it all up for Jim Betteridge |
 Boss RPS-10 Pitch Shifter/DelayGroup: Recording WorldStudio TestJim Betteridge finds himself in harmony with the latest addition to the Microrack range |
 PA ColumnFeature | Topic: Live | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1986One day, all PA columns will be like this... Jim Betteridge checks out Simple Minds' little bash at the Milton Keynes Bowl |
 Track Record: Brilliant MindGroup: Recording WorldBetteridge surfaces again to quiz producer Mick Glossop about his work on Furniture's hit, Brilliant Mind |
 News - Show SpecialShow Report | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1986This month, we've devoted all of our news pages to two special show reports; from Chicago's NAMM fest, and London's APRS — the products which'll be making next year's news... |
 Track Record: Stan RidgewayGroup: Recording WorldJim Betteridge talks to Stan Ridgeway about his unlikely hit Camoflage |
 Casio CZ-1Review | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1986SynthCheckAt last a fully professional, touch-sensitive, Phase Distortion synth! Jim Betteridge waves goodbye to auto-accompaniment forever. |
 PA ColumnFeature | Topic: Live | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1986Look no backing tapes! Sigue Sigue Sputnik play live without the aid of a safety net, Jim Betteridge fumbles for his ear plugs. |
 Custom Sound Lead ComboReview | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1986AmpCheckA carpet-covered Cub. But can it cut the rug? Jim Betteridge takes the floor. |
 Miking MusicGroup: Recording WorldBetteridge back again, with a step-by-step guide to the mysteries of mike technique. |
 British Music Fair ReviewShow Report | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1986The assembled masses of the IM review department wax lyrical over their selected favourites from this year's music fair. |
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