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Road WorthyFeature | Topic: Live | Making Music, Jan 1987Can you cope with a life of motorways, transits and cafe grease? Roadside Rescuer Adrian Legg advises from grim experience. |
Akai MG1214Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987No, this is not the rack-mounting version - it's a robust 14-track (at a push) multitrack recorder/mixer and computer-controlled patchbay rolled into one. Find out whether or not studio engineer Gareth Stuart reckons it could be a viable alternative to traditional reel-to-reel 16-track systems... |
From Necks To NothingFeature | Making Music, Apr 1987Find out everything you need to know about life on and around the average guitar neck |
Plate Reverb Project (Update)Feature | Topic: Construction / Build | Home & Studio Recording, May 1984Supplementary InformationFurther details on this unusual project. |
Finding SessionsGroup: One Two TacticsBig Country's Mark Brzezicki tells how |
Step by StepFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Dec 1984Sequencer projectThis month's project: a D.I.Y. 16-step analogue sequencer. Step out! |
Promotion ContendersFeature | Topic: Live, Marketing / Promotion, Music Business | Phaze 1, Jun 1989what exactly do promoters do, and are they worth the money? |
Phantom Powering the Realistic PZMFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build, Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1984Our final modification to this inexpensive 'pressure zone microphone' makes the unit suitable for more professional applications. |
Tascam Porta One MinistudioReview | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1984 |
Fostex R8 - The 8-Track Take-AwayReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1989In these space-conscious times, Fostex have developed a diminutive new 8-track tape recorder you can store out of sight and control fully from its detachable front panel remote control/autolocator. David Mellor takes it for a spin... |
Technically SpeakingFeedback | Music Technology, May 1993 |
FX on Fire!Review | In Tune, Dec 1985Vesta-Fire FX Pedals plus D-1X Digital Delay & L-1 Low Frequency OscillatorNew pedals on test |
ChameleonReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1990Universal Patch LibrarianTired of rummaging through RAM cards and boxes of floppy disks in search of a particular synth patch? Greg Truckell checks out a far more convenient way to store and recall patches. |
Tascam 488Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1991Can't quite stretch your budget to a 688 MIDIStudio? Richard Aaron checks out Tascam's appealingly priced new 8-track portastudio. |
Rain Tree CrowInterview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991The Ghost of Japan?The members of Japan have come together once more, as Rain Tree Crow, after a 9-year hiatus. Nigel Humberstone talks to David Sylvian, Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri about the biggest reunification since Germany. |
On The Beat - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming | Music Technology, Aug 1989This new series on drum machine programming is intended to provide an understanding of the drum patterns which form a wide range of music. Nigel Lord starts close to home with basic pop and rock patterns. |
Icon Research APB1Review | Music Technology, May 1990MIDI Controlled Audio PatchbayWhether you're running a commercial studio or a bedroom recording suite'. a programmable MIDI Patchbay could revolutionise your working methods. Nigel Lord is on the patch. |
Raising The StandardFeature | Topic: MIDI | Music Technology, Jun 1991As MIDI expands its influence, guidelines for improved compatibility between instruments are emerging. Vic Lennard examines the new General MIDI spec and Roland's proprietary GSS system. |
The Tascam Way - Part 2Review Series | Sound International, Jun 1978ConclusionThe Teac 80-8 tape machine, Tascam Model 5 mixer and dbx DX-8 noise-reduction unit: last month we examined them individually, this month we look at them in combination. |
A Bunch of FivesRetrospective | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985In which five of E&MM's writers pick their fave things of the year. If your personal preferences aren't there, don't take it out on us. |
Joreth System 7 & CZ EditorReview | Sound On Sound, May 1987Software for Commodore 64Ian Waugh takes a look at this combined MIDI sequencer/librarian package, and voice editors for the CZ and DX synth ranges. |
The Synth Is Dead: Long Live The SynthFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992With the predominance of the workstation synth, and the rise and rise of essentially preset instruments, what has become of the 'traditional' synthesizer? Paul Hazel turns the spotlight on Roland's JD800 and Korg's Wavestation, two recent instruments which answer the question — but in very different ways. |
Atari NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Aug 1993 |
Macintosh or Atari?Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988Over the last few years musicians have consistently been more excited over the latest MIDI hardware developments than they have over MIDI software. Whilst other micros have come and gone, the Atari ST and Macintosh micros have quietly become the established computers for making music with MIDI. Ed Jones reveals why with a look at Steinberg's Pro-24 (V2.1) and Mark Of The Unicorn's Performer (V2.2) programs. |
Which One Would You Choose?Review | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Mar 1988Three 4-tracksIs it possible to get expensive sounds from inexpensive equipment or is the poor person's multitrack merely an expensive toy? David Mellor looks at three entry-level recorders - Tascam Porta 05, Fostex X30, and Yamaha MT2X - and asks 'Which one would you choose?'. |