Ubik's Music review in Zzap! 64

Ubik's Music is a tracker for the Commodore 64 released in 1987 by Firebird. You make the patterns tracker style - each note is entered in letter notation with its duration as an hexadecimal number - and then string the patterns together to make up a song. Anyways, here's the review that can be found in Zzap! 64 (November 1987):

"Sid Sings" in Zzap! 64

Zzap! 64 did a review of various Commodore 64 music applications in its 1987 Christmas special edition. The article, reproduced below, talks about fine Commodore 64 music products such as Electrosound 64, Sound Studio, FM Sound Expander (keyboard and chip add-on), Microvox (sampler), Datel Sound Sampler, Rhythm King, Advanced Music System, Popular Classics (karaoke keyboarding), Ubik's Music, Microrhythm and Microrhythm Plus. Feel free to click on the pictures in order to get readable versions (they will open in blank windows).

MicroRhythm review in Zzap! 64

The following shows what the magazine ZZAP! 64 thought about MicroRhythm. Feel free to click on the picture in order to get a readable version (it will open in a blank window).

Electrosound review in Zzap! 64

The following shows what the magazine ZZAP! 64 thought about Electrosound. Feel free to click on the pictures in order to get readable versions (they will open in blank windows).