Software For Atari ST

Look Ma, no monitor

Recording on a Budget

Donald Aldous shows us around his home studio.

Peter Tedstone informs us of his clandestine bedroom activities!

Interfacing Paia Synthesizers to PET Computers

When you put your faith in a software-based sequencer, little can be as demoralising as a computer crash caused by mains fluctuation. Vic Lennard looks at one means of protecting your music.

A professional quality mixer for live or studio use at an astounding price. Suitable for 8-track, 4-track and stereo recording.

Studiotest

A dream or a mere luxury?

AmpCheck

A drum amp with a Symbol channel. Bob Henrit logs another innovation from Simmons

IM again breaks new ground — this time with a discussion about amplification between a guitarist, a soundman and an amp manufacturer.

universal MIDI controller for the Atari ST

An editor for all synths - SysEx permitting...

The underlying concepts of multitrack recording are explained from the bottom up.

Ampcheck

Putting the balls back into electronic drums. Messrs Henrit and Francis begin the quest

Eight-track cassette recorder

When the first Portastudio was launched, it caused a revolution in the recording industry - now you can put eight tracks on the same tape. Vic Lennard punches in.

By a happy accident, Amstrad's first-ever home computer could become the MIDI micro of the future. David Ellis tells us why.

Tascam Porta 07 4-track Portastudio

AKG K240DF headphones and AKG C535EB mic

Mike Skeet gives us his opinion on these monitor quality headphones. Are they really an alternative to mixing on speakers? Next he takes a look at the C535EB microphone.

Promoco TB1S monitors

Transmission line technology

Amek Einstein