well you got enough analog gear to justify having a hardware recorder, so you might as well go the next step. It sounds really good from what I am hearing. Very good to be more specific. for the first song, did you get that title from THX 1138? God I love that movie. yeah i know! unfortunately, i'm...

Hey oscilik, got a question. I've been thinking for a while to record with a hardware multitracker instead of a computer. I was wondering how you find the experience, and if you had experience with a computer DAW, how do you compare? Thanks using hardware is a personal preference. i LOVE being able...

hey everyone. since i got my Yamaha AW4416 a couple of weeks ago i've been trying to get my head around it all, and i think i'm doing pretty well. so much so that i've come up with a draft of a new track, by me, for your listening pleasure and constructive criticism. any comments would be great :) t...

i usually end up sequencing in Logic on my Atari.

i feel it gives me more flexibility.

i need to start using the drum machines' built in sequencers though, so i can get the "groove" from them.

in secondary school (high school for non-UK residents!) i had my Pentium 166MHz MMX (overclocked to 200) and eJay v1!

back in primary school i had a Casio SK-1 which i swapped for something really stupid (hey i was a kid, how was i to know it'd be so useful to me as an adult!)

i can't believe no-one has mentioned this guy! James Walker at Synth Repair Services in Stoke-on-Trent, UK. he's serviced my 909 and my incoming 808, and i'll be getting him to service my other equipment as soon as i can afford it! He can service pretty much anything, and used to be employed at Musi...