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Love's Great AdventureInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1984Seven years old and still going strong, Ultravox discuss writing, recording and performing with Dan Goldstein. They also explain why they've got four OSCars... |
Apple NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Nov 1992 |
The Shape ShifterReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991Digidesign MacProteus And InVision ProtoLogicKendall Wrightson looks at two new Proteus-related products — the ProtoLogic Sound Memory Expansion Unit from InVision, and Digidesign's MacProteus NuBus card for the Apple Macintosh II. |
X-Ray Specs - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Electronics / Build | One Two Testing, Mar 1985Ben Duncan explains the language of the specification sheetfind out what the small print means |
Total Recall - Part 16Feature Series | Topic: Vintage Instruments | The Mix, Jan 1995Vintage technology strikes back...including The A-Z of Analogue |
Wal MIDI BassReview | Music Technology, Dec 1989MIDI ControllerWhile the keyboard player, horn player and guitarist have enjoyed the benefits of the MIDI revolution, the humble bassist has been sadly neglected. Ollie Crooke gets down to (MIDI) basics. |
Recording Techniques - Part 15Feature Series | Topic: Mixing, Recording | Sound On Sound, Feb 1991The Mix (1)Part 15. David Mellor looks at how to create the perfect mix. |
The TubeFeature | Topic: Live, Video / Film / Picture | One Two Testing, Jan 1984How live TV copes with very live music. |
The Yes GenerationInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1988Technical excess brought them success in the 70s, Trevor Horn rejuvenated them in the '80s, now they're working towards the '90s. Deborah Parisi asks the Yes men if there's anything left to say after 20 years. |
Stepping OutInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1987What do you get when you cross brilliant musicianship, technological wizardry and one of the brightest line-ups in modern jazz? Answer: Steps Ahead. Interview by Liz Rose and Leslie Fradkin. |
Aerial ViewInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985Guitars Go Avant GardeThe best-known instrumentalists aren't necessarily the ones with the most to say. We chat to American avant garde guitar player Steve Tibbetts via the postal service, and find he's got a lot of views worth hearing. |
A Question Of ReadingFeature | Topic: Music Theory | International Musician & Recording World, Feb 1986Eight top pop players and producers discuss the necessity of notation. Richard Walmsley chairs the debate |
Quest For FlourFeature | Topic: Humour | One Two Testing, Nov 1983...or, Andy Duncan's search for the self raising drum kit.Or, when does a drum kit stand on its own 12 feet? |
Wind SynthesizersReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987Having explored the history and development of wind synthesizers in our September issue, record producer and wind player extraordinaire John L. Walters compares and contrasts the Akai EWI and Yamaha WX7. Are they the instruments that wind players have been longing for? Find out inside. |
A Taste of ParadiseReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1986Ensoniq Mirage Multi-SamplerManufacturers of keyboard samplers are now turning their attentions to the studio market by offering enhanced rack-mount versions of their products. Mark Jenkins waited anxiously at Heathrow for the first device to hit our shores - the budget-priced, 8-voice multi-sampler from Ensoniq. Read his report. |
The Beat Goes OnInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1986As Britain’s brightest electro-poppers climb back up the charts against all the odds, Tim Goodyer talks to Larry Steinbachek about beat, music composition on a QX1, and facing the world with a new voice. |
The Professionals: MCPSFeature | Topic: Music Business | Sound On Sound, May 1987The Mechanical Copyright Protection SocietyThe second of an occasional series in which David Mellor takes a look at the organisations that help musicians and composers earn an honest crust in this hard world. This month: the Mechanical Copyright Protection Society. |
TechTalk - Part 1Interview Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1985John Chowning, inventor of FM synthesis and the man indirectly responsible for Yamaha's DX synths, receives an interrogation from Simon Trask. In the event, our man scarcely gels a word in edgeways. |
Beck To The FutureInterview | Music Technology, May 1993One day you're a keyboard player writing songs with an unknown Bradford singer. The next - one of those songs goes to Number One. Phil Ward goes on the road with John Beck, for whom exactly that happened with Tasmin Archer, and experiences the fulfilment of some great expectations. |
Recording Techniques - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Arranging / Songwriting, Recording | Sound On Sound, Feb 1990Musical Arrangement For RecordingPART 3: David Mellor looks at arranging tricks and techniques with an eye to achieving a better recording. |
The Man Behind The Radio!Interview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988As a founding member of Germany’s pioneering electronic group, Can, and a former Stockhausen pupil, Holger Czukay has long been associated with the avant-garde electronic music scene in Europe. His past work includes collaborations with Brian Eno, the Eurythmics and David Sylvian, with whom he has recently completed a new album. Mark Prendergast reports. |
EMR Studio 24+Review | Music Technology, Oct 1989Still suffering from a dearth of software, the powerful Acorn Archimedes computer has yet to gain acceptance in music circles - will this sequencer help it on its way? Ian Waugh checks it out. |