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 ADA STD-1 Stereo Tapped DelayReview | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1985 |
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 The Musical MicroFeature | Topic: Computing | International Musician & Recording World, Feb 1986Happy Christmas?!Tony Mills looks back at Xmas 85, to see whether what you got for it was worth getting |
 Feeling FreeReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1991Frohlich Freestyle Accompanist SoftwareMartin Russ gets to grips with Freestyle, an auto-accompaniment program with a winning combination of flexibility and customisation options. |
 State Of Independents - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Oct 1993Riff Raff, FONIn Part 1 of a series on independent labels, MT looks at the case histories of Fon and Riff Raff to discover just what it takes to get going and avoid the pitfalls |
 Siel Expander EditorGroup: Computer MusicianSoftware Surplus |
Rock Around The ClocksFeature | Topic: Syncronisation | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992Synchronisation ExplainedMany hi-tech musicians see tape synchronisation as a necessary evil. Dave Lockwood ponders the pitfalls and muses on the mysteries of timecode. |
 Box PopFeature | Topic: Marketing / Promotion, Music Business, Performing, Video / Film / Picture | Phaze 1, May 1989trying to get on telly could be the most frustrating experience of your musical career; we pinpoint the pitfalls |
 Man Made MusicInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1986Pete Gleadall runs up a transatlantic phone bill waiting for hip-hop whizzkid Mantronik to finish his hamburger and explain why the TR808 is still his favourite drum machine. |
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 OvertonesFeature | Topic: History / Culture, Video / Film / Picture | One Two Testing, Aug 1985is video nasty? |
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 Tricks & talesGroup: In SessionNow at last, it can be revealed! The veteran producer spills the beans about those 70s Genesis albums... and updates us on work in progress |
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 BuzzNews | International Musician & Recording World, Jul 1985Those little snippets that make the musician's life worth living |
 NewsNews | International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1985If no news is good news, how come this is so wonderful? |
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 State of the IndustryShow Report | Home & Studio Recording, May 1987Yet another show. Organised by the Audio Engineering Society, this 4-day show displayed the latest advancements in recording technology. |
 Hot Valves!Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986Dynacord MIDI AmplifierThe marriage of valve and MIDI technology in Dynacord's Reference 500 guitar amplifier results in an astonishingly good design as Ian Gilby discovered. |
 Windy City DayShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986NAMM ReportAmerican software engineer Chris Meyer submits a personal, highly subjective and utterly biased report on Chicago's summer music extravaganza. Well, he was only there for a day. |
 U2: The Unforgettable TourFeature | Topic: Live | Recording Musician, Nov 1992Behind the scenes on the tour of one of the world's most popular live bands |
 The Mono ManInterview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Aug/Sep 1984Chris Huggett, the man behind OSCar speaks |
 Macintosh or Atari?Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988Over the last few years musicians have consistently been more excited over the latest MIDI hardware developments than they have over MIDI software. Whilst other micros have come and gone, the Atari ST and Macintosh micros have quietly become the established computers for making music with MIDI. Ed Jones reveals why with a look at Steinberg's Pro-24 (V2.1) and Mark Of The Unicorn's Performer (V2.2) programs. |
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