MIDI Computer Interface and Software

German company Jellinghaus have been producing some interesting-looking MIDI software for some while. Now Rosetti are bringing it into the UK, and David Ellis has managed to get his hands on a few review samples.

Through a career that has encompassed the controversy of the Bollock Brothers and the serenity of new age, Phil Thornton has drawn the best from technology. David Bradwell listens in.

cheap, programmable, digital, poly...

Double-Manual Organ

Korg DW8000 Polysynth

Korg's flagship poly gets a touch-sensitive keyboard, a built-in DDL, and a lot more besides. Simon Trask concludes it’s what the DW6000 should have been all along.

Paul Wiffen reviews the new Casio FZ Sampler

THE COMMODORE AMIGA

You hear so much about (and from) the Atari ST that it's tempting to believe it's the only computer used for making music. Michael Brooke takes a look at a powerful alternative - Commodore's Amiga.

Software For the Atari ST

High scoring on the ST

Still crazy after all these years? Devo mainstay Mark Mothersbaugh speaks of TV music, obscure American synths and lunchboxes that go boom, tink, boom,tink...

All the latest news and information from the world of micro music

Dave Sinclair sorts out seven significant strikers

Continuing on from last month's review of the Roland D-50 Linear Arithmetic synthesizer, Martin Russ takes a detailed look at the technical aspects of the D-50, liberally sprinkled with excerpts from a rare interview with Mr Ikutaro Kakehashi, President of the Roland Corporation.

Gossip, chit-chat, bitching and backchat from the 'Biz. It's all here

Tony Reed talks to Somerville and Coles, the Morecambe and Wise of agit-Pop

Guitars For £150

Begin with a Bargain — reckon a new guitar for less than £150? We show you how

Cassette magazine

A potted history of this popular electronic music cassette magazine, by its co-founder Dennis Emsley

From being early Fairlight programmers, Simon Climie and Rob Fisher have pursued their songwriting career into the pop charts. Nicholas Rowland conducts the occasional interview.

The art of remixing laid bare by DMC's top remixer.

the music papers and how to get your name into them

Spirit PowerStation User Report

The machines that stole the musicians' feel from your music are the same machines that you can now use to restore it - once you know how. Travis Charbeneau investigates the subtleties of the human touch.

Part two of our countrywide survey of all the Best in Brit luthiery — Manson to Zemaitis.