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Alesis Point Seven

Shielded Nearfield Studio Monitor

Affordable compact and with magnetic shielding, the new Point Seven monitors are sure to cause a stir. Christopher Holder determines whether serious reference monitoring has taken another price dip.

Published March 1997
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JEAN-PHILLIPE RYKIEL & FRANÇOIS BREANT: Pioneers Of Western/African Fusion

Interview | Artist

Musicians, arrangers and producers Jean-Phillipe Rykiel and François Breant are well known in their native France as pioneers of Western and African crossover music, and for their willingness to use technology to produce new and challenging forms of music. Paul Tingen paid them each a visit at their Parisian studios to discuss their working methods.

Published March 1997
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Capturing A Good Vocal Performance

Tips & Tricks

Ask a dozen engineers how to make great vocal recordings and you'll get a dozen different answers — but there are some ground rules, as Hugh Robjohns explains.

Published March 1997
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MMX; Extensions

Apple Notes

Martin Russ puts the latest doom and gloom Apple news from the media into context.

Published March 1997
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PC Musician's Guide To Plug & Play

Exploration

A system that knows when you've plugged in a new piece of kit, and which sets it up automatically, sound like a big step forward for PC owners. Unfortunately, that big step is into a chasm for many people. Martin Walker lays down some planks to get you safely across.

Published March 1997
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Reverb From First Principles

Exploration

Many of today's digital effects processors offer you considerable control over the creation of artificial ambiences for your music, and if you know how reverberation works in real spaces, you'll be better equipped for designing fake ones. Hugh Robjohns boldly goes...

Published March 1997
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Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 4

Software & DSP Plug-ins

The arrival of audio processing software plug-ins for the PC means that the platform can now compete as a viable digital audio workstation, and the latest update to PC audio editor Sound Forge supports the use of several software-based processors. Martin Walker checks them out.

Published March 1997
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ART Levelar

Vactrol Levelling Amplifier

Paul White puts the squeeze on ART's new baby valve compressor.

Published March 1997
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Soundscape Version 2.0; CheckIt

PC Notes

Brian Heywood brings you the latest hard disk recording news from the Soundscape, and gives his PC a thorough medical with Checkit...

Published March 1997
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Using Toast & Masterlist CD To Make CDs In The Studio

Tips & Tricks

Now that CD writers and well-specified CD-burning software are becoming more affordable, you might like to think about the advantages DIY CDs could bring to your studio. Mike Collins explains the benefits and takes you through the burning process using two popular software packages.

Published March 1997
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DBX Model 760X

Microphone Amplifier

Thinking of buying a new microphone? Maybe you should consider investing in a dedicated mic preamp instead, to improve the clarity and definition of your recordings without breaking the bank. Dominic Hawken plugs in the mic he likes and checks out the new contender from dbx

Published March 1997
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Digitech Vocalist

Workstation Vocal Harmony Processor

The newest member of Digitech's Vocalist family of intelligent pitch-shifters boasts some slimmed-down features from previous models and a 'hands-on' user interface. Paul Farrer warms up with some scales, adjusts his bow tie and takes this powerful module right through the standing ovation and bouquets

Published March 1997
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Drawmer 1962

Digital Vacuum Tube Preamp

Drawmer's 1960 series leaps into the digital age with the launch of the 1962, which combines a specially designed low-noise preamp, variable tube coloration and audio-sweetening tools with an optional 24-bit output stage. Paul White celebrates the year of the tube.

Published March 1997
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Dynaudio BM6A

Active Nearfield Monitors

Paul White puts Dynaudio's new nearfield monitors to the test and is actively impressed.

Published March 1997
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Freeform Analogue Technologies Freebass FB383

Analogue Monosynth

People keep on making 'em, people keep on buying 'em. Is there no end to the appetite for TB303 clones? Paul Nagle checks out one of the cheapest yet, and concludes that FAT is good for you after all.

Published March 1997

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