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 Using MicrophonesFeature | Topic: Microphones, Recording | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1984Recording Electric GuitarRecording electric guitar; the theory and practice behind miking up guitar amps. |
 Get On The Right TrackFeature | Topic: Mixing, Recording | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1985Leading new wave synthesist Ian Boddy explains the way he uses 'track sheets' when undertaking a recording. |
 Return to Zero - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Recording | Home & Studio Recording, May 1985Noise ProblemsJust when you thought noise was a thing of the past... Gremlins are back - in a studio near you. |
 Software SupportFeature | Topic: Computing, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Hints, Tips & News From The World Of Music SoftwareMore hints and tips from the world of music software. |
 Recording Techniques - Part 12Feature Series | Topic: Effects Processing, Recording | Sound On Sound, Nov 1990Part 12: Equalisation, there are equalisers, and there are equalisers. David Mellor wonders whether some are more equal than others. |
 Ready For Lift-OffInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986Is there more to Britain's latest megastars than a barrel-load of hype, a few jars of hair gel and a clever Giorgio Moroder production job? After talking to the band, Tim Goodyer thinks there is. |
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 Using MicrophonesFeature | Topic: Microphones, Recording | Home & Studio Recording, May 1984VocalsMore tips on recording vocals. |
 Build It YourselfFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jun 1984At last the instructions |
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 GatesFeature | Topic: Effects Processing | Making Music, Nov 1986What's A Gate?A gadget that only lets certain sounds through — geddit? Deeper analysis on page 20. |
 The New StandardFeature | Topic: MIDI, Sampling | Music Technology, Dec 1986MIDI Sample Dump StandardChris Meyer reports on a new system that could revolutionise the way we treat sound samples - the MIDI Sample Dump Standard - and uncovers its usage in the Prophet 2000 sampler. |
 What The Computer Does... An IntroductionFeature | Topic: Computing | Polyphony, Jul 1977 |
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 Quality ControlReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992DDA Interface ConsoleYet another stratospheric studio name finds its way into the more modest recording setup; Paul White appreciates DDA's design for mixing. |
 Sonus MasterPieceReview | Music Technology, Nov 1987Software for the Atari STThe software catalogue for the Atari ST continues to grow. Ian Waugh checks out a sequencer package that may give Steinberg and Hybrid Arts serious competition. |
 Effective Reverb - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Effects Processing | Recording Musician, Apr 1993Drums and PercussionNowhere is the correct use of reverb more important than in the treatment of drum and percussion sounds. We reveal all — and we tell you a bit about reverb too. |
 Buying On A Budget - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Music UK, Aug 1983Guitars For £150Begin with a Bargain — reckon a new guitar for less than £150? We show you how |
 Lab Notes: MUS1Feature | Topic: Computing | Polyphony, Apr/May 1978With the New Miracle Ingredient - STG |
LettersFeedback | Polyphony, Nov/Dec 1978 |
 Enhancing Your Roland MT32Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988By combining plenty of different sounds with the built-in percussion voices and digital reverb, Roland's MT32 multitimbral expander makes the ideal add-on for any sequencer. But it really takes a software editing program to get the very best out of it. Brian Howarth shows you how. |
 The Big Ten - 1983Group: The Big Ten |
 The Christmas Gift Guide '85Group: Xmas XtraHundreds of affordable and useful gift ideas for the musically minded. Indispensable reading for the Santa Claus in your life |
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