Details of new MIDI software and something for all Fostex Model 80 owners are amongst the new products we have for you this month.

Joreth.

With Joreth's Hardware/Software MIDI control package for the CBM 64.

The second part

An extended feature this month to incorporate many of the new products shown at NAMM and the Frankfurt Music Fair.

An extended review of new products including many of those unveiled at February's Frankfurt Music Fair.

A look at what's new in the recording and hi-tech equipment fields including Applied Microsystem's new synchroniser, Oberheim's rack-mount Matrix-6 expander and more...

All this and the scam from Olympia II

Time again to peer into the crystal ball to find out what new products will be appearing over the next few months.

SOS Online

Paul Gilby reports on SOS activities on the run-up to the launch of The Music Network.

preview of the "Drumulator II"

What's been goin' on tradeside

Frankfurt Preview

A preview of some of the products that are likely to be revealed this month at Europe's biggest music show.

The buyer's guide that bares all. Most of the dedicated sequencers, software packages and computer music systems currently available in the UK, detailed, listed and criticised by E&MM's reviewing team.

Back with another fascinating instalment of hints and tips, Tony Hastings offers further guidance to those Ensoniq Mirage owners wishing to develop their sampling skills.

All the latest info on tomorrow's gear, and more free details if you need them.

On the hour, every hour.

Greengate DS3

With the DS 3 - a sound-sampling expansion for the Apple II computer. Access to expensive sounds at a reasonable price.

Software for the Atari ST

If your music's been demanding a Steinberg sequencer but your pocket's been denying you Pro24, this new budget package could be your salvation. Baby talk: Vic Leonard.

Roland's new MIDI Micro Composer, Studiomaster and TOA MIDI Mixers and Soundcraft amplifiers are viewed through the crystal ball this month.

One of the most popular professional sequencing packages for the ST gets the once over from John Renwick

Turn your Atari ST into a complete software music system for well under a ton. Ian Waugh fires up a new all-in-one music program from an independent British company.

No IM, No Comment

News from the front

the news for now

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.