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Oberheim Prommer

Feature | Music Technology, Apr 1987

Chris Meyer takes an in-depth look at Oberheim's EPROM burner and reader, and considers its renewed significance in the light of continually evolving MIDI applications.

Welcome

Editorial | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988
Spotting Market Trends

Buzz

News | International Musician & Recording World, Jul 1985

Those little snippets that make the musician's life worth living

M&A K-1/B Drum Kit

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1983

Feelers On The Dealers

Feature | Topic: Retail | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1985
Gordon Simpsons

A tale of simple Edinburgh folk and Simpson's Edinburgh shop. Billy Punter takes the tartan trail

Fact File

Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983

Richard Burgess, Roland Orzabal and David Lloyd

Frazer Wyatt ZX100P

Review | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986
AmpCheck

Paul Francis in cult classic Frazerhead!

Fact File

Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1982
Thomas Dolby, Chris Heaton, Dave Stewart

A new regular feature giving details of three music personalities. This month: Thomas Dolby, Chris Heaton and Dave Stewart.

The Jay Arthur Column

Feature | Topic: Humour | Making Music, Aug 1987

Cactus Drum Synth

Review | One Two Testing, Jun 1984

budget synth drums

New Products

News | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Dec 1983

The latest gear

Smoke

News | Making Music, Mar 1987

gossip column

Kit vs Klone

Group: Percussion

Review | One Two Testing, Jan 1983

TED Digisound Digital Processor

Review | One Two Testing, Jul 1984

synth drums, actually

The Long Round-Up

Show Report | In Tune, Jun 1985
Drums/Percussion: New gear survey

Rolls MIDI Wizard Foot Controller

Review | Recording Musician, Feb 1993

The Future

Group: Drum Machine Supplement

Feature | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1985

Double Take

Review | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jan 1985
Klone Dual/Paragon Percussion

The Klone Dual and Paragon Percussion's DVXM — Two stand-alone Drum-synth modules that offer a cheaper way into electro-percussion than the Simmons of this world.

Making History

Retrospective | Music Technology, Aug 1991

Looking back over ten years' worth of magazines, it seemed that there were certain moments worth reliving - here are the edited highlights.

Reflex Action

Interview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Jul 1984

The Fishman guide to DIY synths

Leader

Editorial | Recording Musician, Jul 1992

Up and Running

Feature | Topic: Music Business | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1985
The Nightcatchers

First of an occasional series on the twilight zone between recording first demos and collecting that first gold disc. Birmingham's Nightcatchers talk to Tim Goodyer about tight budgets and big-name producers.

Newsdesk

News | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984

Shredder

News | One Two Testing, Jun 1984
news from the front

new gear releases

Modular Synthesis - Part 4

Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design, Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1984
Percussion Sounds

Steve Howell investigates conventional drum-kit sounds and how to synthesise them, using even the most basic of instruments.

 

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