Tracking the progress of a DIY mix that went official

Robert Cox

Ben Duncan brings us up to date with Adam's career.

Synthcheck

Paul Fishman goes to town on Crumar's new baby

Ben Duncan continues his epic voyage into the world of less than perfect mains supplies.

Nev Barker explains the workings of his private studio and why the name met with so much resistance.

Aria Competition Answers, Portland Studios, Introducing News Notes

A Preview

A guide to some of the new gear to be released at this year's APRS show.

Raising The Stakes

Zenon Schoepe gets to grips with the VCA automated desk that some British console manufacturers have not been looking forward to!

Charlie Tumahai & Simon Fox

Be Bop Deluxe's drummer and bassist under the magnifying glass.

An intelligent, multi-purpose compressor.

MIDI Patchbay Processor

From America: a 1U-high black box which combines MIDI patching, merging and processing capabilities. Vic Lennard encounters a new twist in MIDI processing.

Dave Stewart

Eurythmics’s main man rips the lid off

8 -Track Digital Recorder

Paul White finds his Holy Grail in a 3U rackmount package — Alesis' revolutionary ADAT, the first digital multitrack tape recorder to compete in the same price bracket as affordable analogue multitracks.

Tascam caused a recording revolution when they introduced the world to the Portastudio, now their Midistudio line looks set to take musicians on another quantum leap. Nigel Lord moves into the 21st century.

Tascam Porta One 4-track

what he said

Hex's Matt Black reveals the secrets of getting started and getting in sync with video, graphics and music

Yet another of Paul Williams' modules for the Tanrak.

Bringing A Dream To Life

There can be few home recordists who haven't spent a few idle moments thinking about how nice it would be to run their own professional 24-track studio, Mick Belford of Patchbay explains how determination can turn such a dream into reality.

An interesting interview with Andre Jacquemin who just happens to be the man responsible for the recording of the Monty Python madness that's surfaced on film and vinyl over the last decade or so.

The latest activities at one of the UK's lesser-known electro-acoustic music studios, put into perspective by its mentor, Phil Ellis.