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Emu Planet Earth
64-voice World Sound Module
Emu's multi-coloured assault on the sound module market continues with the Planet Earth, which houses a brand new set of ethnic and world sounds. Confirmed tree-hugger and Emu preset basher Paul Farrer takes time out from boiling a mixed-lentil casserole to check it out...
Published May 2001
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Joemeek TB47
Multi-pattern Tube Microphone
Paul White tests Joemeek's multi-pattern contender for the valve mic heavyweight title.
Published May 2001
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Korg D1600
Digital Recording Studio
Korg have seriously upgraded their original D16, adding a 'double O' for good measure. John Walden is both shaken and stirred...
Published May 2001
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Emagic Sound Diver 3
Universal MIDI Editor/Librarian
Paul White looks beneath the surface of Sound Diver 3 to discover an immensely powerful and flexible patch editor and librarian system.
Published May 2001
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Synthesizing Wind Instruments
Synth Secrets
Gordon Reid embarks on a journey to synthesize convincing woodwind and brass. This month, he considers how these instruments make their sounds in real life.
Published April 2001
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Alesis A6 Andromeda
16-Voice Analogue Synthesizer
Looking like a star cruiser, or something from the film 2001 (rather than just the year), Alesis' Andromeda is the first analogue polysynth that approaches the complexity of a digital workstation. But does analogue necessarily equate to quality?
Published April 2001
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Fred Speckeen Of TC-Helicon
The Science Of Voice Modelling
TC‑Helicon's revolutionary VoiceCraft card for their VoicePrism processor allows the user to radically reshape the whole character of a vocal sound, adding tonal and inflectional changes that go way beyond the capabilities of current voice processors. Paul White talks technology with designer Fred Speckeen.
Published April 2001
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Advanced Gating Techniques: Part 1
Tips & Tricks
Paul White reveals that there's much more to gating than you might think.
Published April 2001
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Quested F11P
Passive Monitor
Quested have addressed the negative points of our previous F11 review, and incorporated a few small but significant improvements along the way. In the process, they've updated the original F11, and introduced a new passive version, the F11P.
Published April 2001
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Native Instruments Dynamo
Virtual Instrument
Paul White explores Dynamo, a remarkable suite of virtual synths and drum machines from Native Instruments, offering all the tonality of their acclaimed Reaktor software, but without the complexity.
Published April 2001
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Quested F11
Monitors
Quested have not only updated the original F11, but also introduced a new passive version, the F11P.
Published April 2001
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Roland VGA7
Modelling Guitar Amplifier
Paul White studio tests Roland's versatile modelling guitar amplifier, which has applications both on stage and in recording.
Published April 2001
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Yamaha Motif [Preview]
Workstation Synthesizer
Rumours of a new Yamaha synth were circulating at January's NAMM show, but nothing was confirmed until a few weeks later, when SOS were invited to Yamaha's London R&D Centre. Matt Bell meets the Motif...
Published April 2001
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IAIN GRANT: Basement Studio
Readerzone
SOS visits another reader's home/project studio.
Published April 2001
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PASCAL GABRIEL & JAMES SANGER: Recording Dido's 'Here With Me'
Interview | Producer
The standout track from Dido's debut album No Angel is known to millions as a TV theme, and is now a smash hit single in the UK. Sam Inglis talks to Pascal Gabriel, who co-wrote 'Here With Me' with Dido and his colleague Paul Statham, and programmer James Sanger, who helped to shape the final version.
Published April 2001
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Cost-effective MIDI
Atari Notes
If you're looking for a cost-effective way into MIDI music making, the Atari is still a good option, as Derek Johnson explains.
Published April 2001