International Musician April 1982

EDITORIAL 40
LETTERS 14
Technical queries answered

BUZZ 18
What's going on. ..and why?

DAVE EDMUNDS 20
Anthony Pike tracks down
the Welsh RocknRoller

FRANKFURT REVIEW 25
Our men at THE trade fair

NILS LOFGREN 30
Angus MacSwan catches up
with the old acrobat

REMO BELLI 33
A look at the man and
his product which made
drumming what it is today

LLOYD RYANS DRUM CLINIC 34
More tips on learning the drums

SQUEEZE 36
Tony Horkins out on the squeeze

THE SOUND MIXERS 45
Two sound men talk to Chas
de Whalley

JOHN MAYO 50
Words from the man who used to
feel good

LOL CREME. 55
Creme de la creme

HANK MARVIN 59
A shadow of the man he used to be?

PA COLUMN 64
The Teardrop Explodes

SPECIAL FOCUS:

DRUM ACCESSORIES 68
Bob Henrit rounds them up
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS
EXPLAINED: 72
Part A

GUITARCHECK:

GIBSON 335 DOT 76
Pricey but great

DRUMCHECK:

PREMIER ROYALE 80
Ideal kit for beginners
SPEAKERCHECK:

12 DRIVERS 83
Final part

EFFECTS CHECK:

CELCO LIGHTING 88
Bright new ideas

GUITARCHECK: MARTIN

E-28 BASS 92
New kid on the block
GUITARCHECK:

STEINBERGER BASS 98
Americas new headless freak

STUDIO DIARY 103
Who's been recording what, where?
THE PRODUCERS:

KIT WOOLVEN 105
Viscontis protigé,

Lizzys producer

STUDIO TEST:

ROLAND COMPU-MIX 124
Look, no hands!

STUDIO TEST:

SOUNDTRACS 16:4:2 128
New mixer

STUDIO OF THE MONTH:
MAISON BLANCHE 132
Janet Angus blags a free trip
to Italy...

PROFILE: CANARY MIXING
DESKS LTD 136
...but has to go to Kingston
as well

TRADE NEWS 438

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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