ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 1,
January 1967
3-5 - EMscope
6-8 - Raymond Wilding-White - Happy Birthday
9-15 - Harald Bode - The multiplier-type ring modulator
16-17 - Karlheinz Stockhausen - Notes on Mixtur (1964)
18-21 - Robert Ceely - Electronic music three ways
Symposium : programmed control
23-32 - Robert A. Moog - Introduction to programmed control
33-43 - Emmanuel Ghent - The coordinome in relation to electronic music
44-53 - George W. Logemann - Techniques for programmed electronic music synthesis
54-57 - James Gabura and Gustav Ciamaga - Digital computer control of sound generating apparatus for the production of electronic music
58-59 - Luciano Berio - Remarks to the kind lady of Baltimore
60. - Contributors
ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 2 / 3,
April-July 1967
Répertoire International des musiques Electroacoustiques, Compiled by Hugh Davies
ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 4,
October 1967
2-6 - EMscope
7-9 - Tristan Cary - Superserialismus - Is there a cure ?
Symposium : Mixers and level controls
10-13 - Robert A. Moog - Introduction to mixers and level controls
14-19 - James Seawright - Fundamental concepts of electronic music mixers
20-24 - Gerald Shapiro - Functional design of electronic music mixers
25-32 - Hugh Le Caine - Some applications of electrical level control
33-34 - Frederic Rzewski - A photoresistor mixer for live performance
35-36 - Fernando von Reichenbach - The sound level programmer
37-38 - Robert A. Moog - Construction of a simple mixer
39-41 - Paul Ketoff - The Synket
42-47 - Kurt Stone, Joel Chadabe - Reviews
48. - Contributors
ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 5,
January 1968
6-9 - EMscope
10-14 - Gordon Mumma - The magnetic stencils of A. H. Frisch
15-20 - Tod Dockstader - Inside-out : electronic rock
21-29 - Henri Pousseur - Calculation and imagination in electronic music
30-36 - Alvin Lucier - The making of North American Time Capsule 1967
37-38 - Jon Appleton - Additive vs. Substractive synthesis
Electronic media review
39-40 - Harold C. Schoenberg - The new age is coming
41-44 - Joel Chadabe - Mona Lisa II
45-47 - Letters
47. - Contributors
ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 6,
April 1968
6-11 - - EMscope
Symposium : Tape recording
12-13 - Robert A. Moog - Introduction to tape recording
14-17 - Walter Carlos and Benjamin Folkman - The quality race
18-19 - Gordon Mumma - A report on tape recorders
20-25 - Walter Carlos and Benjamin Folkman - Multi-track recording in electronic music
26-32 - Gerard S. Macdonald - The MRS recorder
33-37 - Ray M. Dolby - Noise reduction in electronic music
38-39 - Eugene M. Zumchak - The Newell tape transport
40-43 - Wayne Barlow - Electronic music and music education
44-46 - Hugh Davies - Review
47. - Contributors
ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW No. 7,
July 1968
6-10 - EMscope
12-17 - Roger Reynolds - It(')s time
18-20 - Walter Carlos - A variable speed tape drive
21-26 - Paul Strock Adler - Some problems and prospects in copyrighting electronic music
27-29 - Robert Erickson - Tube filters
30-44 - Tod Dockstader, Tristram Cary, Walter Carlos, Edward Tatnall Canby, Jonathan Weiss - Reviews
45. - Contributors