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Access all areasGroup: In SessionGlastonbury soundPA secrets behind one of Britain’s biggest festivals |
French LessonsInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1987The co-producer of Level 42's last two records has also lent his keyboard playing skills to the likes of Grace Jones, Robert Palmer, Mick Jagger and Talking Heads. He discusses his roles as programmer, synth player and producer with Paul Tingen. |
Miami Nice GuyInterview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988The art of writing music for popular television in the last few years may have been single-handedly redefined by Jan Hammer. His upbeat, rocky soundtracks to the hit TV series 'Miami Vice' (along with a few of the chart hits used in the show) have now produced two albums of instrumental music. Ed Jones finds out how they were done. |
Moby trickGroup: Mixing It! |
Before You Start Making That Demo TapeFeature | Topic: Recording | Phaze 1, Nov 1988Demo Tape Disciplinethe power behind the button |
Starship TrooperInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1991Back in the '60s it was Jefferson Airplane, then it was Jefferson Starship, then it was simply Starship. Brad Leigh Benjamin compares notes with the Synclavier king of one of rock's institutions. |
Brian EnoInterview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1990Breaking The SilenceBrian Eno, is undoubtedly one of the most influential figures in electronic music, yet his creative energies have recently been directed into other people's music. Now, with the release of one solo and one collaborative album approaching, he gives a rare interview to Mark Prendergast. |
Tascam 488Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1991Can't quite stretch your budget to a 688 MIDIStudio? Richard Aaron checks out Tascam's appealingly priced new 8-track portastudio. |
DIYInterview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1992Steve Jansen & Richard BarbieriFollowing a brief diversion in the form of last year's Rain Tree Crow project, Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri are once more pursuing their creative partnership. Paul Ireson reports on the recording of their latest album. |
Have guitar, will travelGroup: Mixing it! |
PacificGroup: ChitChat |
Mass ReactionGroup: ChitChat |
Music In Our SchoolsFeature | Topic: Education | Recording Musician, Aug 1992Educating TeachersChris Gander, a teacher and a home recording enthusiast, examines the way technology is influencing music education. |
NewsNews | Micro Music, Mar 1990We take a look at all the latest happenings in the world of Micro Music |
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Crystal VoyagerEditorial | Music Technology, Dec 1989As musical equipment evolves, so does the music that is made with it. But what of the musicians - how is their evolution determined by a microchip? |
Macworld '89Show Report | Music Technology, Feb 1990The Atari ST may currently be the most popular music computer, but a lot of music software is still being pioneered on the Apple Mac. Mike Collins visited MacWorld '89 for the latest musical developments. |
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Off The RecordEditorial | Music Technology, Oct 1988When is a record not a record? Tim Goodyer discusses the effects of the media upon which music is recorded on the music itself. |
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