Electronic Sound Issue 74 2021

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 16 MB

Never mind the chocolate. Forget the moules-frites. Give no further thought to Plastic Bertrand or Kevin De Bruyne or that bronze statue of a little boy having a wee. Because what Belgium is most famous for is Telex, the trio responsible for some of the very finest early European synthpop records. Who could forget classics such as ’Moskow Diskow’ and ‘Euro-Vision’? We rest our case. Marc Moulin, the journalist and label owner who came up with the original idea for Telex back in 1978, is sadly no longer with us, but we’re delighted to be able to talk to the two surviving members of the band, frontman Michel Moers and synth virtuoso Dan Lacksman, for this month’s cover story. Four decades on from their best known records, they’ve lost none of their love for all things electronic. Or their wry sense of humour.

Electronic Musician April 2021

English | 68 pages | PDF | 31 MB

The new ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN is a “must have” resource for anyone who makes music, plays music, and shares music. Every issue includes “gig tested” product reviews on music gear, tons of how-to’s, and interviews with today’s stars revealing the secrets of their songwriting approaches and audio-production concepts.

Music Tech Focus Ableton Live 2016-2017

PDF | English | 133 pages | 36.1 MB

Welcome to Ableton Live 2016/2017! This is a special issue of MusicTech where we assemble features specifi cally tailored to Ableton’s music production DAW. This time we’ve really pulled out the stops with some of the fi nest studio articles ever: from 6 Ways To Make Your Studio Look Cool to the Ultimate Guide To Remixing. In between it’s everything Ableton with fi ve more in-depth Live tutorials from Live guru Martin Delaney, plus a special ‘Lazy Guide’ to creativity in Live, including some fantastic tips on creating variation in a loopy environment. With our Produce A Track From Start To Finishfeatures (starting on p16) there’s very much a Live focus and our special Show Off Your Studio articles (p70 and p88) all feature Live at their software hearts – and in one it’s running in sync with a mountain of hardware.

Electronic Musician January 2021

English | 68 pages | PDF | 38 MB

The new ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN is a “must have” resource for anyone who makes music, plays music, and shares music. Every issue includes “gig tested” product reviews on music gear, tons of how-to’s, and interviews with today’s stars revealing the secrets of their songwriting approaches and audio-production concepts.

Electronic Sound 75 2021

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 10.53 MB

This month’s Electronic Sound cover star is Hannah Peel, whose latest album is a superb reimagining of ‘Electronsonic’, a 1972 library music collection on KPM Records featuring The Radiophonic Workshop. To accompany the issue, we also have an incredibly special seven-inch release, for which Hannah Peel has incorporated excerpts from a previously unknown interview with Delia Derbyshire into a brand new composition called ‘Unheard Delia’. As regular readers of Electronic Sound will no doubt know, we’ve been big fans of Hannah Peel for a long time, so our cover story has been coming for a while. Her new album, ‘Fir Wave’, sees her rewiring some of Delia Derbyshire and Brian Hodgson’s early 1970s work for radio, television and film, and the results are terrific, more than fulfilling the promise of her previous releases. Although we’re only three months into 2021, ‘Fir Wave’ is certain to be one of the essential records of the year. Hannah is a totally engaging interviewee too, as you will quickly discover.

Future Music 364 DVD CONTENT

MaGeSY® EXCLUSiVE | 20.11.2020 | CONTENT: 18 GB

English | 100 pages | True PDF | PDF ONLY: 62.1 MB

Future Music delivers the technique and technology behind modern electronic and forward-thinking music. Packed with inspiration for today’s modern musician there’s reviews of hot new gear, tons of tutorials to help you get the most out of your hardware and software, and exclusive In The Studio features where a broad range of artists take apart their tracks on video for our cover-mounted DVD. Add in thousands of exclusive free-to-use samples and audio to accompany our lessons and reviews and you’ve the ultimate package, designed to keep any cutting-edge musician or producer at the top of their game.

MusicTech December 2020

English | 132 pages | True PDF | 47 MB

There was a time, not too long ago, when the release of a new record was an event of gargantuan importance, and worthy of marking in your calendar. With each passing year, it seems that new albums are to be expected at a nearly monthly rate – competing as they are, in the overflowing streaming domain. There are still those artists, though, who operate on their own steam, releasing albums-as-statements only when they’re ready. Nobody defines this ethos more than sampling supremos The Avalanches. This month’s cover stars spent a legendarily long amount of time crafting their immaculate sophomore record Wildflower after the 2000 release of era-defining debut Since I Left You, and now prepare to unleash their third offering – the highly anticipated We Will Always Love You.