International Musician & Recording World Magazine March 1982 Rush UB40 UFO ELO Tony Visconti

International Musician March 1982

EDITORIAL 40
LETTERS 44
BUZZ 18
ALEX LIFESON 20
Rushed words from the guitarist.

INTERNATIONAL MUSICIAN 25
OF THE MONTH:
NEIL MURRAY

COMPUTER SYNTHESIS: 31
Part 3

LLOYD RYANS DRUM CLINIC 34

BEV BEVAN 42
Behind the drums with ELO

SPECIAL FOCUS: 50
RECORDING STUDIO EQUIPMENT
Keith Spencer-Allen on the latest
developments

WHAT DID YOU SAY? 58
Jim Dearing explains potential hearing |
damage

BREAKFAST BAND 60
Session musos take an early meal

UB40 64
Tony Horkins finds them fully employed

U.F.O. 68
Heavy Metal with strings and sax?

THE STONE AUDIO SAX 77
EFFECTS UNIT AND PICKUP
So you want to hear your sax?

SYNTHCHECK: YAMAHA GS2 78
Digital technology with real keyboard
response

GUITARCHECK: 82
OVATION ADAMAS

SOUNDCHECK: 85
CANAMP COMBI

The worlds smallest guitar amplifier?
SOUNDCHECK: 86
RANDALL RG80 142SC

Well made, well designed, and LOUD
SYNTHCHECK: 88
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PRO-ONE
Monophonic versatility

DRUMCHECK: ROGERS XP8 92
SOUNDCHECK: 95
SESSIONETTE 75 COMBO

Convincing sound excellent value
MELANIE KIT MIX 99
A drum miking system for under £200
SPEAKERCHECK: 401
12" DRIVERS Part 2

STUDIO DIARY 415
STUDIO OF THE MONTH: 447
THE SOL
Paradise in Cookham

THE PRODUCERS: 420
TONY VISCONTI

PROFILE: ALLEN & HEATH 124
BRENELL LTD.

ON TEST: TOSHIBA AD3 428
ADRES UNIT

Automatic Dynamic Range Expansion
System

DEALER OF THE MONTH: 133
MUSICLAND

TRADE NEWS 135

International Musician was a UK musicians magazine published from 1974 to 1991. During the 1970s, the International Musician Magazine contained extensive interviews with many well known rock, pop, jazz, metal and indie recording artists. Interviews focused on the recording techniques, recording equipment and instrumentation favoured by the artists interviewed.

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