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I answer a variety of MIDI & computer related questions. I have multiple music degrees and years of experience in the field.
When asking your question:
1. Please be clear in your message.
2. Provide actual question(s).
3. Please keep it short and concise.
4. Save my one-question-per-day for someone else if you can find the answer on your own.
Please, *no* questions regarding: serial numbers, appraisals, pricing, value, restorations, or when a particular instrument or device was made. Thank you.
15 years professional experience.
BM, BME, MM, DMA.
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