Software for the Atari ST

Steinberg's Atari editor for the Roland D10 also works for the MT32 - or is that Steinberg's D110 editor works with the D20? Vic Lennard gets generic with Synthworks.

Of Mice And Micros

Tony Mills, micros which start with the letter 'A', and a lot of software

Miking Up

Catching the craziest sounds

A New Kind Of Synthesizer

SOS reader Colin Muir tells why he wants a new kind of synthesizer for Christmas.

Tips on miking up drums.

Modifying The Midiverb

Phil 'D.I.Y., Cap'n, but the engines canna take it' Walsh with a mod to turn your Midiverb into a great live tool

A useful add-on for signal processors having an external modulation input. Design and presentation by Paul White.

Guitar Amp Simulator

With packaging similar to the MTS-30, Tascam's latest gives us a decent attempt at getting a guitar amp sound in a box.

Preview of a micro

Roland Alpha Juno-1

If you're not an FM fan, but are looking for a low-cost polysynth that can double as a MIDI expander, you won't need to look further than Roland's new Alpha Juno-1 according to Mark Jenkins.

Studio Sound Techniques

Making tape loops.

Paul Young's Tomb Of Memories analysed track by track

Hints, Tips & News from the World of Music Software

More hints, tips and update news from the world of music software.

stories from an ex mag

Ten Computer Commandments

Barry Lewis supplies a light-hearted version of the Ten Commandments for computer users.

Acoustic Drums

Some people look upon the prospect of recording an acoustic drum kit with dread. It needn't be that daunting if you follow a few simple guidelines.

What it cn d fr th horn recordist (note clever typing trick).

Atari ST Software

The latest sequencer from the Dr T's stable takes interactive composition by the horns. Ian Waugh examines the software and the merits of mathematical music making.

electro-acoustic combo

Time travel by synthesizer: David Mellor takes a look at the classic Moog MiniMoog.

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