Future Memories Live

We analyse his 'Future Memories Live' LP.

A step by step guide to giving your Roland TR606 separate outputs for each percussion voice.

A special report on one of Britain's premier avant garde music festivals, Musica Nova.

They look like Bose, they sound like Bose, but they're made in Britain and they're a lot cheaper. Paul White investigates.

Look at all those leads, what a mess, eh? You may well need a patchbay, a simple bit of gear that'll tidy everything up

They say everyone's got one good song in them, it's writing a second that determines whether the first was luck or not... But just how good a guide to the quality of music is the ability to repeat it?

Dan Goldstein and Simon Trask take a break from reading their own work and examine a selection of new books aimed at helping you get more out of music technology.

An exclusive interview with the innovator of electronic music and mentor of today's stars, Karlheinz Stockhausen.

We first looked at the Digisound in July, but now the Dutch sampled-sound percussion machine has some new features and a new distributor. Paul White checks out the new version.

As 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?

Suffering Lack of Creativity - a Doctor writes.

Warp Records

MT's enquiry into the health of the independent label scene continues with a visit to the home of electronic listening music.

TWO BOOKS TO DEMYSTIFY THE SYNTHESISER

Geoff Twigg and Neville Unwin cast a critical eye over two books aimed at taking the mystery out of synthesisers, and come to vastly differing conclusions.

The Fixx are big in American. Chris Holland-Hill, who's big in Hemel Hempstead, finds out why.