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E.M.A.S.

Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1981

Wood Of The Month

Feature | Making Music, Oct 1987

Grafton Vintage Sax

Feature | Topic: History / Culture, Vintage Instruments | One Two Testing, Jun 1986
Alto Saxophone

A plastic classic

Welcome

Editorial | Sound On Sound, Jan 1986

Noise Rejection

Interview | Making Music, Nov 1987

Saxon

Interview | Making Music, Sep 1986
shrugs and knock 'n' knowall

Wrenched from video filming (with a ballerina no less) and quizzed on gear and blushes.

Way Down Yonder...

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985

...in New Orleans, Paul Wiffen takes time out to visit the NAMM show, and returns bearing news of the Series III Fairlight, the Emulator SP12 and the OSC Advanced Sound Generator, and more.

At Last... The Gizmo Show

Review | Sound International, Apr 1979
Guitar

The Ivor Arbiter Story - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: Retail | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1975
Part 2: The Group Boom

Production Lines

Opinion | Sound On Sound, Nov 1993

Genesis, Marillion and Fuzzbox producer Nick Davis suggests how British music might regain some lost magic.

Peelback

Group: One Two Tactics

Feature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion | One Two Testing, Nov 1985

and how to get on his show, honest

The Case Against Cases

Feature | Making Music, Oct 1986

Music And Business

Editorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986

Fairs are great for demonstrating technology, but do they do enough to further the cause of music?

Distorting - The Truth

Feature | Topic: Effects Processing | Making Music, Mar 1987

Acoustic 220 Bass Head

Review | In Tune, May 1986

Total recall - Akai the old

Feature Audio | Topic: Sampling, Vintage Instruments | The Mix, Apr 1995

Dread at the Controls

Feature | Topic: Music Business | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986
Artistic Control

Who keeps it when you sign your deal? You, or the record companies? Does it matter anyway? Keith Grant sounds out opinion from both sides of the Biz

Welcome

Editorial | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987

Dream Factory

Interview | Music Technology, Apr 1991

Arriving on the world stage, the Dream Warriors' unique musical style is giving Canadian hip hop American-style exposure. Simon Trask talks musical sentences.

Cramped Style

Interview | One Two Testing, May 1986

Tacky facts on schlock rock shock

A Date With The Cramps

Interview | International Musician & Recording World, May 1986

Shake, rattle and howl: The Cramps are back with a bang. Facing them, with nary a whimper: Tony Reed

Palmtree Instruments Airdrums

Review | Music Technology, Dec 1986

From America comes a set of unique MIDI percussion controllers that work by sensing the direction you shake them in. Rick Davies previews them.

Front 242

Group: ChitChat

Interview | Phaze 1, Jun 1989

Art - Empire - Industry

Interview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985

Flushed with the chart success of Close (To The Edit), the 'faceless' trio return with more talk of Art, Empire and Industry. Paul Gilby pushed the record button and monitored the noise levels...

Shared Interests - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: Computing | Music Technology, Mar 1994
Shareware & Public Domain software

Mountains of useful programs can be yours for nothing! Well, it's a public service, innit? declares Ian Waugh.

 

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