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 Getting The Most From A 4-TrackFeature | Topic: Recording | Making Music, Nov 1986Better RecordingAn A-Z of stuff that'll help you to get better sounds |
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 Altima OneReview | Micro Music, Jan 1990Brian Heywood benchtests the latest laptop PC from Sound N Compute |
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 Sqyrrel And ST-Effi for the Atari STReview | Music Technology, Apr 1992When you've paid out hard cash for the hardware, it's good to find out that the software comes free. Ian Waugh examines some PD software which supports Yamaha's FX500 and QY10. |
 Small Object Of DesireReview | Recording Musician, Sep 1992Mackie Designs 1202 MixerThis compact, inexpensive mixer boasts an impressive audio specification and offers a host of applications. |
 Chris and CoseyInterview | Micro Music, Mar 1990Steve Cogan talks to Chris and Cosey at their Norfolk home |
 360 Systems MIDIMerge+Review | Music Technology, Jun 1987Rick Davies casts an eye on the latest box from a company that seems to specialise in designing useful, rack-mounting MIDI processors. |
 Yamaha Studio 100 SeriesReview | Music Technology, Mar 1990Studio ModulesThe 100 Series is Yamaha's compact, cost- effective line of studio modules. Simon Trask tests a selection of units from mixer through effects to monitors. |
 The RackPackFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984A versatile rack-mounting power supply unit is described by its designer, Paul White. |
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 Emagic Notator LogicGroup: Quality Controlfor the STAnother sequencer for the ST? Where's the logic in that? |
 dbx SNR1Review | Music Technology, Jun 1989Noise Reduction SystemThere are more sources of noise in a studio than recording tape -and a noise reduction unit ought to be able to cope with all of it, right? Vic Lennard thinks he's found one that does. |
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 The Musical MicroFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1986Editing PackagesTony Mills on sequencing and editing software for the C64 and Atari 520 ST micros |
 The Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, May 1986Time again to peer into the crystal ball to find out what new products will be appearing over the next few months. |
 AmericaNews | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1983 |
 30 Bands Of RaneReview | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1986Rane ME15 and ME30 GraphicsA couple of graphic equalisers that would grace any studio. |
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 NewsNews | Sound International, Jun 1978Studios And RecordingStudios And Recording; Instruments And Equipment; Etcetera. |
 Recording Techniques - Part 5Feature Series | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Mixing Console (1)Part 5: The mixing console is the largest, most complicated, and probably the most expensive item in the recording studio. In this first installment, David Mellor begins his journey through its component parts. |
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 Industry ProfileFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1982Mobile OneA spotlight on Europe's largest mobile studio and its home base in London. |
 Allen & Heath Saber MixerReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989Moving upmarket? David Pickering Pick presents this user report on Allen & Heath's Saber console. |
 Tascam Porta TwoReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Four-track Cassette MachineIt's like a Porta One, but bigger, with more input channels, more features, and a correspondingly higher price-tag. Paul White casts a critical eye. |
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