Acoustics

This month an explanation of the function of the Helmholtz Resonator.

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Looking for a be-bop bass without hassle? Matt Isaacson looks at a box of bass sounds that may help you with the bottom end of your music without tying up your favourite synth or sampler.

Turn your Atari ST into a complete software music system for well under a ton. Ian Waugh fires up a new all-in-one music program from an independent British company.

We give Gajit Music Software's Sequencer One the once over

More readers' queries are answered by the expert teaching staff of London's Gateway School Of Recording & Music Technology.

Just for a change, David Mellor does the impossible and reviews a product that does not exist! Perhaps one day it might, but for now this 'ideal' MIDI sequencer program lives only in the imagination of the author.

What About Owner's Manuals?

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Instruments & Equipment

Atari ST Software

Computer improvisation - genuine inspiration or deep bleep?

Acoustics

The function of 'sound absorbers' and how to build a sound absorbent wall box.

4 track cassette deck

4-Track Cassette Recorder

Atari ST MIDI File Player

Hands On's OnSTAGE package frees your ST from its monitor, and turns it into a gigging sequencer. Derek Johnson checks it out.

CHECKA

Phil Walsh takes time off from watching DIY nasty to design a lead tester, plug prober, mike checker, buttock fondler. Oh all right, we lied about the last one

Programmable Drum Machine

The world's cheapest programmable digital drum machine looks on paper to be a fine companion for Korg's similarly-priced Latin percussion machine. Paul White checks out the reality.

A set of tasty samples in a box no bigger than an FB01 comes under scrutiny. And it's not expensive.

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