A Luddite writes, a Hollander ponders and they're just the better letters

Letters from you to us on subjects from MIDI to F sharp minor

Normally our letters page, but this month it's given over entirely to useful hints and tips.

Readers' letters and the start of our photo competition.

Letters, strange customs, caption-a-Dexy.

'Eeeeeowowwooaaargh-screetch!' — The letters page for the hard of hearing

A selection of readers' letters - poison pen, scented and otherwise.

Readers' writes get their regular airing on E&MM's letters page.

Letters to the ES&CM editorial team: Questions, queries and criticism.

Letters to the ES&CM editorial team: Questions, queries and criticism.

Copious correspondence, lovely letters, nasty notes, all in our own Band Aid

Readers' letters on a variety of topics, from the virtue of pop to the affordability of modern musical instruments.

Readers' letters by any other name, with FM synthesis, E&MM's record reviews and the anti-sampling lobby all coming under fire.

Read other people's points of view - and air your own - in Music Technology's regular readers' letters column.

If you've a point to make or a question to raise regarding technology or the music that takes advantage of it. MT's letters page calls...

Is E&MM biased towards Yamaha? Is Jean-Michel Jarre more brilliant than David Sylvian? Is our letters page becoming a haven for sensation-seekers who should know better?

We all make mistakes - Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose, for example, and Margaret Thatcher's Community Charge for another. I wonder if they got letters from Anna Katrami?

MT's letters page gets heavy, as readers vent their feelings on boring Germans, burning bridges and SAW points. Can you afford not to read it?

Why let the professionals have it all their own way? Music Technology's regular letters page is your chance to air your own point of view on matters musical and hi-tech.

Drum machines are characters too - or so Paul Deane believes. This and other readers' opinions aired in Music Technology's regular letters page.

"Who are the DemoTakes?", demands one reader; "Where do I buy some sounds for my Super Jupiter?", enquires another, "Ambisonics and art!" cries a third - their voices (and yours?) in MT's readers' letters pages.

Your opportunity to sample the views of other readers and to spell out your own on MT's regular readers' letters page.

We asked for your letters and you've done us proud - check out fellow musicians' questions and comments in Crosstalk.

Is the possibility of digital copying of records a real threat to the future of music, or is the industry over-reacting? This and other readers' points of view aired on MT's letters page.

Enquiries concerning the ARP Axxe and Odyssey, defence of the UK Electronica and an analysis of popular music - the view from Brazil - ensure life is never dull on MT's letters page.