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Founding Editor and Publisher, Sound on Sound
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By Ian Gilby| muzines.co.uk@ The Stepp DG1 is the end result of four years' intensive research and development, and the fulfillment of one man's dream. That man is Stephen Randall, a successful young songwriter and guitar player who, like many of us, turned to synthesizers to obtain new sounds for his music but felt frustrated from having to use keyboards.
By Ian Gilby| Sound on Sound@ This robust folding Laptop Stand is ideal for office, live and studio applications — and is not just for laptops. There I was looking at my ever-more cluttered home office desk thinking ‘there has to be a better solution’. Like many today, I work from home and whilst I have a wonderful music studio space full of gear elsewhere in the building, I’ve always kept my home office as, well, an office.
By Ian Gilby| muzines.co.uk@ The Stepp DG1 is the end result of four years' intensive research and development, and the fulfillment of one man's dream. That man is Stephen Randall, a successful young songwriter and guitar player who, like many of us, turned to synthesizers to obtain new sounds for his music but felt frustrated from having to use keyboards.
Company Info
Sound on Sound
Sound On Sound Magazine is a leading publication in music technology and recording, established in 1985 and based in Cambridge, England. Founded by brothers Ian and Paul Gilby, the magazine was created to provide accessible technical resources for home recording enthusiasts. It quickly gained popularity with its debut issue featuring Midge Ure of Ultravox and has since become a trusted source for music production insights. The magazine offers monthly print and digital publications, including articles, tutorials, and industry reviews. It serves both amateur and professional audiences, providing practical guidance on home and studio recording. Sound On Sound also features an online platform with articles, forums, and video content, along with educational resources that cover studio upgrades and software workflows. With decades of historical archives, it documents the evolution of music technology, making it a valuable resource for home studio enthusiasts and professional engineers alike.
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Founded: 1985