Take a deep breath. Now repeat after me: 'Tone's topping tutorial tips teach trainee tonsils'

You gotta crib to get better, so say Texan types Kim Wilson and Jimmie Vaughan

Interpretation

On the importance of loving and living with a song

Micro Electronic mNemonic Teaching Aid

Due to popular demand the swinging singing tutor is back with her own series

Brian Wilson

Brian Wilson part one

Scaling Heights On The BBC Micro

Fostex X18 Cassette Multitracker

Following in the footsteps of Fostex's X15, their new X18 offers the cheapest and simplest entry to 4-track recording. Dave Lockwood puts it to the test.

A Look Around

Capital Keyboard Centre

Talking musical morsels, and how not to mince them

How Recording Musician can benefit teachers involved in the technology of music and sound recording.

Atari ST Software

Computer improvisation - genuine inspiration or deep bleep?

The start of a new series designed to guide musicians through the intricacies of computer programming. Jay Chapman takes the first steps.

Does every silver lining have a cloud? Martin Russ looks beyond the 'low prices' at a few facts for potential buyers of the new Apple Macintosh computers.

for Cubase, Notator and Breakthru

Grab a pizza, shove in a video and learn about Cubase, Rotator or Breakthm with these new manuals for the TV age.

Manchester School Of Sound Recording

A course in recording provides a way of breaking out of the classic Catch 22 — you can't get studio work without experience, and can't get experience without work. Tim Hurrell reports on the Manchester School Of Sound Recording and what their 1-year course has to offer.

Computer music and electro-acoustic education in London.

From the first all-electronic record label to the first ARS Electronica concert, Hubert Bognermayr has been one of electronic music's pioneers. David Bradwell makes the Austrian connection.

Choosing The Technology

Stephanie Sobey-Jones tackles the tricky subject of selecting appropriate hardware when setting up a school music lab.