...while Kendall Wrightson tackles the Mac...

The Big Dream

Tony Reed takes the high road to Kilburn

An Introduction To Timecode Synchronisation

The release of the new Fostex synchronisers reinforces the importance of timecode in today's recording process. So, to help you familiarise yourself with their applications, Francis Rumsey begins a new series that should tell you all you need to know about timecodes.

Leaving the comforts of the studio behind, the Art of Noise step out into the real world of live music, taking their MIDI technology with them. Chris Meyer lends an ear to see how they fare.

Britain’s fastest-rising rock band discusses music and visuals

Film Score Writer

James Betteridge goes to Hollywood, or thereabouts, to find out all about sound and vision

After being locked and deserted for years, the light is switched on again in Dolby's laboratory. Phil Ward knocks and enters...

Phil Brammer & Co test drive Master Tracks Pro for the ST

Ben Duncan brings us up to date with Adam's career.

drummer Tony Thompson fuses influences

For '85

Paul Day's choice for '85

The The's Matt Johnson talks about production, outwitting the lawyers... and hillbilly blues

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Floyd, Eno, Gabriel... Grid?

New Grid on the block

Record Deals

And how they are got. We talk to five recent getters of the said deals, and relay advice and tactics

UK Electronica

The new videola music and video format is taking music video into the next decade. T-Cut K talks to one of the genre's most technology-conscious acts about the medium and the message.

Niki Patriarchaea & Yale Del Fabbro AKA Red Sun

Phil Ward Xplores the Real World of CD-ROM and multimedia

For the Atari ST

Grab yourself an image with this new add-on for the ST

Making their presence felt in the singles charts once again, New Order are celebrating eight years together with a new album and forthcoming tour. David Bradwell and Chris Williams investigate the Order of things.

By ignoring the charts and treating dance music as a live phenomenon, Adamski has won himself a huge following and a chart placing. Simon Trask talks about the live applications of studio music.