'Aciiiiidd' was the hip cry (or not) of the music scene many years ago and it's now become the name of a rather prominent series of music packages on the PC. Developed by Sonic Foundry, this ...

You'll have the hippest hops around, or so FastTrak reckons, with its music package Hip Hop eJay 2. It's the snappily-titled follow up to the original Hip Hop eJay, and cultured fans are no doubt begging ...

As the name suggests, this package really is targeted at the more advanced user. It comes complete with a phone book-sized instruction manual and is aimed at those who are really into their music - it's ...

This is rather an odd looking program - the interface is fairly crude in appearance, and it doesn't function much better than it looks, mainly because it's a port from the PlayStation. Music 2000 isn't a ...

When you buy an MP3 player, you usually get MP3 software for your PC with it. Often, though, there are shortcomings with this software, like having to register it to keep using it - Diamond's Rio ...

"Ain't CD-ROMs brilliant!?", I guess, should be the quote on the front of the box of this multimedia package celebrating one of the biggest modern hit comedy shows the BBC has had. And from the moment ...

We reviewed the first version of Dance eJay, along with its Rave eJay cousin, last year (click here to read that review). Overall, we were pretty impressed - although the software had a habit of churning ...

Windows CE palmtop computers haven't exactly taken the world by storm, and nor has there been a great deal of third party software released for Microsoft's 'pocket' operating system. But one or two utilities are beginning ...

Gentlemen prefer blondes but marry brunettes, so the saying goes. But if you want to find out what life's like on the other side of the fence, a change of hair style or colour can be ...

Dance music is everywhere. Clubs, bars, restaurants, van drivers' open windows; it was even being piped into the hospitality tent at this year's Royal Ascot (name drop). The following is an excerpt from the NME*. ...