IBM PC-Compatibles & Apple Macintosh

Part 1: All four of the major computers can be used for musical applications, so which one should you choose? This month, Richard Elen puts the case for the Apple Macintosh whilst Brian Heywood advocates the benefits of the IBM PC-compatible.

The Remix Man. But he was stumped by Adrian Deevoy

Al Hospers, chief executive officer of Dr.T's Music Software in Boston, paid a flying visit to the recent PC Show during a whirlwind tour of Europe. Paul Gilby asks him about the past, present and future activities of this prolific music software house.

Blackpool-based band 'The Sensible Shoes' outline their working environment and techniques.

More controversy and heated discussion on the subject of blank tape levies.

Electronic Musical Keyboard

Atari ST Software

In a completely different vein to Cubase, MusiCal is a music learning program aimed primarily at the educational market. Ian Waugh goes back to school.

A Thursday Afternoon with Brian Eno

The master of ambience tells Alan Jensen all about art, culture, experimentation and the Smiths.

everyone syncs Synclaviers

ITs guide to the British Music Fair.

A friend and protege of Klaus Schulze, Robert Schroder builds his own equipment, and is much more than a Schulze clone.

Ethnic Instruments

Weird, wonderful and ethnic and you should see the instruments.

Are you afraid of the art of Bath? Adrian Deevoy goes into battle with Curt and Roland

Where everything clicks

Your questions answered

Tonight the hot instrumental news is read by someone with a megaphone. Strange.

the man who gave FM to the DX7

The world-conquering sound of Ronnie James' band rests on its rock solid rhythm section. Tony Reed talks to the men who make the Dio metal machine move

Crushed by the wheels of technology?