Spotting Market Trends

Making a piece in a new key

the school of self-education

MIDI-SMPTE Converter

As the price of SMPTE synchronising devices continues to fall, more and more home studios will be availed of their sophistication. Simon Trask checks out the latest breakthrough to find out it's not only cheap but British.

Ten questions that shook the world. Ten answers from In The Nursery.

As we move into a new decade, Tim Goodyer looks back at the '80s and forward to the '90s - where can we hope to see the hi-tech music industry take us next?

Another load of Whopping lies

Criminal Justice Bill

Lessons in law for ravers

Audio engineer's training course

Not strictly an instrument review... but a look at an innovative new tuition method for guitar and keyboards.

"You can't stand in the path of progress" goes the saying, but just what represents progress in the fields of music and high technology?

is written music rock'n'roll?

Martin Russ takes out his soldering iron and creates the MIDI Monitor - an unbelievably useful gadget for anyone with a MIDI set-up of any kind.

"People, people who need people are the luckiest people..." goes the old song. But Tim Goodyer argues that people are often the first casualty of today's music technology.

With so many musicians using computers, what is the role of computer networking? Does it have anything to offer the musician, and if so, why isn't it more commonplace?

David Janda goes for his regular jaunt round the bulletin boards