MATRIXSYNTH: ELECTRONICS & MUSIC MAKER (E&MM) JUNE 1986 w/ PETER GABRIEL & Synths


Thursday, October 22, 2020

ELECTRONICS & MUSIC MAKER (E&MM) JUNE 1986 w/ PETER GABRIEL & Synths

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"This June 1986 edition contains 96 pages of electronic instrument advertisements, electronic instrument reviews, interviews with musicians, latest product updates and news and more.

MAIN ARTICLES in JUNE 1986 issue:

- Interview with Peter Gabriel
- Interview with keyboard player Jezz Woodroffe (Robert Plant)
- Roland JX-10 Polysynth review
- Article: Buying Secondhand poly synths
- Yamaha RX21L Drum Machine review
- Drawmer MIDIMAN Processor review
- Yamaha PF70 and PF80 electric piano review
- Yamaha MEP4 processor review
- C-Lab Software review
- Checklist (short reviews of Polysynths, Expanders - synth modules, Controllers)
- Interview Rupert Hine
- Vinyl, Demo, Live takes
- Patch Work
- Classified ads"

Posted by matrix at 10/22/2020 06:35:00 PM
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1 comment:

  1. Anonymous10/23/20, 4:52 AM

    You know you can just read all this stuff online, for free..?

    http://www.muzines.co.uk/mags/emm/86/06/651

    Of course, it's fine if you just like physical mags, or are collecting them, but it's the content that's the interesting bit, not the paper...

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