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Rode NT1000
Condenser Microphone
Paul White tests the solid-state counterpart to Rode's recent NTK valve mic.
Published September 2001
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Steinberg HALion
Software Sampler
Software samplers are not new, but until now they have only existed as stand-alone applications or sequencer-specific plug-ins. Paul Sellars investigates Steinberg's HALion, which offers close integration with Cubase VST, but can also be used as a VST-format plug-in from other sequencers.
Published September 2001
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The Yamaha DX1 & Its Successors [Retrozone]
Sounds Of The '80s: Part 2
In the second instalment of this two-part retro, Gordon Reid recalls FM's finest hour, and describes the heyday of what was perhaps the most successful family of synthesizers ever developed.
Published September 2001
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Korg EM1 Electribe
Music Production Station
The latest in Korg's series of dance-friendly Electribe groove workstations is sample- rather than synthesis-based, but serves up the same beguiling blend of hands-on user interface and cutting-edge sounds and effects as its predecessors. Nicholas Rowland takes it for a spin...
Published September 2001
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CUTTING EDGE
Dolby E
As a musician, you may well have heard of Dolby A, B and C - but Dolby E? Dave Shapton introduces the format and speculates about its possible implications for music recording.
Published September 2001
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Roland VS2480
Digital Studio Workstation
Roland's eagerly awaited new flagship VS workstation builds on the success of the VS1680 and VS1880, offering a massive range of features including 24-track, 24-bit and 96kHz recording, a 64-channel digital mixer, up to eight stereo effects processors, 24-voice phrase sampling, and an enhanced graphical output for a VGA monitor.
Published September 2001
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Shawn Clement: TV & Film Composer
Music For Real Life
Richard Buskin meets a successful American composer who's specialised in a unique kind of music for television...
Published September 2001
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Eventide Eclipse
Multi-effects Processor
Eventide's new entry-level unit brings their high-end algorithms within reach of the serious home studio owner.
Published September 2001
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READERZONE
Bob Prance and Pete Phillips
Bob Prance and Pete Phillips & A Story At Bedtime Productions
Published September 2001
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SOUNDING OFF
Dave Shapton explains why he doesn't play live any more!
Dave Shapton explains why he doesn't play live any more!
Published September 2001
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LOGIC NOTES
Automate Plug-in parameters
Advice on how to best automate your plug-in parameters, as well as tips for lightening-fast comping and a power-user trick for simulating double-tracking using Autotune.
Published September 2001
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Recording Gorillaz's 'Clint Eastwood'
Tom Girling & Jason Cox
Gorillaz have made waves as the first 'virtual band' to achieve real chart success. Behind the animated characters, however, lurk real engineers and musicians... Sam Inglis tracks them down to find out how they recorded their debut hit.
Published September 2001
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Creating New Loops In Sonic Foundry's Acid
Practical Tips & Techniques
Craig Anderton shows you how to use Acid, the popular composition tool, to create your own original sample loops.
Published September 2001
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MacWorld Expo
Apple Notes
Paul Wiffen reveals highlights of the MacWorld Expo, and laments the passing of Apple's earliest UK evangelist while celebrating his permanent contribution to popular culture.
Published September 2001
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Master track; Meter Hitpoints; DR-Verb
Steinberg Cubase Tips & Techniques
This month, we explore the murky world of Cubase's Master track in a bid to teach it the tempo of a MIDI part. There's also some hot news about updates and an excellent shareware reverb plug-in, as well as the usual tips and tricks.
Published September 2001
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Nemesys Gigastudio; Shareware
PC Notes
Martin Walker takes a look at the latest update to the Nemesys Gigastudio, and reports on a disturbing trend for shareware developers.
Published September 2001
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Mixing Programmed & Real Instruments Successfully
Sound Advice
You might be a virtuoso instrumentalist and a dab hand at programming, but can you get the two skills to work together? Sam Inglis offers some tips.
Published September 2001