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Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Jan 1993 |
Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Apr 1993 |
Shape of Things to ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989A colourful bonanza of newly released and forthcoming products unveiled... |
Hybrid DataInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985Tony Mills thinks Neuronium's curious blend of electronics, guitar-strumming, and psychedelic art could be just the thing to break the musical jelly mould in 1985. See if you agree. |
Guitar GuruFeature | Making Music, Nov 1987 |
Shape of Things to ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Your chance to catch up on the latest releases from the world of hi-tech music and recording. |
What's NewNews | Home & Studio Recording, Apr 1985A rundown of the new products shown at the recent Frankfurt Music Fair. |
NewsNews | Sound International, Oct 1978Studios & RecordingFor there is good news yet to hear and fine things to be seen, before we go to Paradise by way of page thirteen. |
Hit Man HagueInterview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Stephen Hague has demonstrated considerable talent as a producer of classy electronic pop, riding the faders for the Pet Shop Boys and New Order. But his recent work on albums by Robbie Robertson and Siouxsie & The Banshees shows that he has more strings to his bow. Paul Tingen lends an ear. |
Trading PlacesShow Report | Music Technology, Apr 1988Frankfurt Musik Messe 1988It's that time of year when the music fraternity descend on a frozen Frankfurt. Tim Goodyer and Simon Trask check out new gear, new ideas and tired feet. |
Keyboard Buyers GuideFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1982In this, the next of our Buyers Guides we look at electric pianos, string synths and electric keyboards in general. |
Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991Our regular round-up of whats new in the world of hi-tech music and recording. |
DJ TechnologyInterview | Music Technology, Jun 1989Winning the '89 Technics World DJ Mixing Championship has allowed Cutmaster Swift to plough the prize money into his studio. Simon Trask talks samples and scratches with the Champion. |
Microillusions Music-XReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989Commodore's Amiga computer is the beneficiary of this impressive - and colourful - sequencing package. Ian Waugh welcomes the illusion. |
MusicomReview | Music Technology, Nov 1986Music Instruction SystemOf the few computer-based music teaching systems available, Xanadu's Musicom - distributed by Roland - is one of the most versatile. David Ellis finds out if it's cheap enough to tempt fund-starved schools. |
The Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986A Quick glance at the crystal ball reveals new products on the way from Kawai, Stepp, Tascam, Soundtracs, Ramsa, and others... |
The News with Japan SpecialNews | Making Music, Jun 1986New gear revealed. Plus on-the-spot report of how Yamaha in Japan treat the musicianly public. |
Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990A colourful round-up of what's new in the hi-tech recording arena. |
Tape Machines - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Sound International, Aug 1978Conclusion of the survey. |
Musikmesse '86, FrankfurtShow Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986...while Dan Goldstein, sore-foot from Germany, has the details on the new European and Japanese gear that'll soon be flooding the UK's music stores. Prepare for some surprises. |