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 LaserWave 16Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993PC Sound CardTired of that bleeping PC? Ian Waugh discovers a sound card that introduces FM synthesis to the world's most popular micro. |
 Apple NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Feb 1993 |
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 Re:MixIndex Audio | The Mix, May 1995mixed-mode CD tracklistThe words behind the sounds on this month's CD and CD-ROM |
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 QuartetReview | Micro Music, Mar 1990Andrew Banner explores the possibilities of internal sound sequencing on the Atari ST |
 Sounding OffOpinion | Sound On Sound, Sep 1990Does Education Need MIDI?Martin Russ plays devils advocate and states why MIDI systems are not what school music departments need. |
RumblingsGroup: Computer MusicianFeaturing sequencer software for the IBM PC from Octave Plateau, Sight & Sound’s Music Processor software for the CBM64 and a music-copying program in use at Oxford University’s Music Faculty. |
 Feelers On The DealersFeature | Topic: Retail | International Musician & Recording World, Nov 1986Take Note MusicA music shop which only sells one product — and it isn't an instrument? Well, not quite, as Billy Punter Takes Note... |
CommentEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Bigger Means BetterReasons for our increase in cover price. |
CommentEditorial | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986Technology For The Common ManThe distance between the affordable and the state-of-the-art. Is it getting narrower? |
 The X Series Convention ReportShow Report | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986For those of you who missed it, here's our brief round-up of the excellent day's events at the recent Yamaha/DX Owners' Club convention in London. |
EditorialGroup: Computer MusicianMore MIDI meanderings... |
 A Message from Mr KakehashiOpinion | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983President of the Roland Corporation |
 Re:MixIndex Audio | The Mix, Nov 1994On this month's RE: MIX mixed-mode CD...What’s on this month’s CD and CD-ROM |
 RumblingsGroup: Computer MusicianSMPTE codes for the home studio and yet more software for the Synclavier, among other things. |
 ATPL Symphony KeyboardGroup: Computer MusicianAdd-on for BBC MicroDavid Ellis casts a critical eye over a new music keyboard for the BBC Micro that controls the computer's internal sound chip and is compatible with Acorn's Music 500 synth add-on. |
WelcomeEditorial | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986 |
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 Friendchip K..ATReview | Music Technology, Dec 1991You could just have dived from computer keyboard to synth keyboard for the last time. Tim Goodyer looks at a useful Atari remote which takes sequencer control wherever you want it. |
 When Is A Computer?Feature | Topic: Computing | One Two Testing, Sep 1984One Two's first custom program for your micro |
 Rumblings...Group: Computer MusicianSequential's 910 expansion software and some new product from Syntauri Corporation, amongst other things. |
 Calculated Risk?Review | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Nov 1984MusiCalc Software. The best software yet for the Commodore 64? |
 BeeBMIDI Monitor - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Computing, MIDI | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1985E&MM's latest piece of MIDI software is a program that intercepts MIDI communication between instruments and displays it on a computer monitor for all to see. Introduction by Jay Chapman. |
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