Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1989Akai S1000PB 16bit Stereo Sample Player with SWM and Workstation DisksDo you find the idea of sampling your own sounds unappealing? Why not settle for a high quality replay-only sampler like the Akai S1000PB and spend the money you save on more library disks? Paul Ireson checks out the machine and Akai's newly launched set of Workstation and SWM disks. |
Review | Music Technology, Feb 1993Akai's new 3000 Series sampler range - the MT guideThe brand new heavies previewed |
Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1993CD-ROM Sample PlayerWe test the world's first CD-ROM sampler. |
Review | Music Technology, Sep 1993CD-ROM sample playerThe CD Side of sampling. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1992S1100 Expansion UnitIf a single S1100 isn't enough for you, Akai's S11OOEX offers an easy way to expand your sampling power. David Mellor meets an ideal partner for his main studio sampler. |
Review | Sound On Sound, May 1992Peavey SP Sample Playback SynthesizerMartin Russ takes a close look at Peavey's long-awaited DPM SP dedicated sample player, and its sample input partner the DPM SX. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Nov 1992Sample Expander For Korg M1 |
Review | Music Technology, Feb 1987Sample Replay UnitIn a musical climate dominated by preset sounds, why not produce a rack-mounting unit that simply replays other people's samples? Paul Wiffen analyses Oberheim's attempt at doing just that. |
Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1987Instead of following other keyboard manufacturers sheep-like into sampling machines, Oberheim have come up with a unique device which doesn't sample but replays disks from several other samplers. Paul Wiffen investigates. |
Review | Music Technology, Aug 1992 |
Review | Music Technology, Dec 1993sampling systemThe SP is the playback/editing and memory bit; the SXII does the recording. Peavey rewrite the rules of sampler design. |
Review | Sound On Sound, May 1993Sample Player |
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Feature | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Jul 1987Sampler UpdatesLeading the battle against planned obsolescence are the sampler manufacturers, whose machines receive updates almost monthly. We re-test three samplers to find out how they've changed. |
Competition | Sound On Sound, Apr 1989 |
Competition | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989 |