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Servicing your needsFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Sound On Sound, Jan 1987Question: What do you do when your synth blows a fuse and you blow your top? Answer: You take it along to London's new Synthesizer Service Centre set up by skilled repairmen Ron Lebar and David Croft. Matthew Newman reports. |
The Guitar Industry - An American OverviewFeature | Topic: Music Business, Retail | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1983As October is Guitar Month we chat to Hap Kuffner, Vice-President of Steinberger Inc who proffers a few wise words about the current state of the industry |
Studiomaster Star SystemGroup: Quality Control8:4:2 mixerThe ergonomics of the small mixer redefined |
Vesta Kozo MDI-1Review | Home & Studio Recording, Jun 1986MIDI to CV InterfaceMIDI to CV conversion made simple. |
Rich Kids Double-takeGroup: Sound Reports & Views |
EditorialEditorial | Home & Studio Recording, Oct 1984 |
Concert ReviewsMusic Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1983Judie Tzuke, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, Dio |
Korg 03R/W Synth ModuleReview | Sound On Sound, May 1992The sound of Korg's 01/W keyboard is now available in the compact frame of the 03R/W expander. Nigel Humberstone checks it out. |
Music In Our SchoolsFeature | Topic: Education | Recording Musician, Aug 1992Educating TeachersChris Gander, a teacher and a home recording enthusiast, examines the way technology is influencing music education. |
PatchesFeature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Polyphony, Apr 1976 |
Yamaha DD5Review | Music Technology, Jul 1989Digital DrumsIan Waugh hits on an interesting idea from Yamaha: a sub-£100 set of drum-pads-in-a-box which can be used to play any MIDI instrument. |
Power In The DarknessInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1991After five years in the wilderness, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark are back with a new LP and tour. Tim Goodyer talks to Andy McCluskey about the value of technology. |
The Shape Of Things To ComeNews | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985A chance to do some crystal gazing at product developments in the music/recording/visual fields. |
LeaderEditorial | Home & Studio Recording, Mar 1985 |
Sounding OffOpinion | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Manual Madness!Manual madness! Roger Jackson proposes improvements to the currently poor state of some manufacturers' equipment manuals. |
Kawai R50Group: News And ReviewsDigital Drum MachinePaul Colbert decides that the smaller brother of the R100 digital drum machine is a very clever piece of work. |
Mixdown Lowdown - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Mixing | Music Technology, Nov 1986Paul White again, with the first in a new series on ensuring your immaculate recording isn't ruined by a mediocre mix. This month: what not to do with mixing desks and outboard processors. |
How It Works - Loudspeakers - Part 6Feature Series | Topic: Sound Fundamentals | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987Another in our 'How It Works' series. David Mellor kicks off a two-part investigation into the practicalities of bins, horns, tweeters and woofers. Baffled? You won't be once you've read this! |
Company Report - YamahaFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | One Two Testing, Apr 1985the Yamaha story |
The Jupiter LegacyRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Feb 1990Not only did Roland's Super Jupiter make a worthy replacement for the Jupiter 8, it is still a sought-after instrument today, as Steve Howell is happy to report. |