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truedelphi

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3. Sixty bucks is rather cheap isn't it -

Reply to Fumesucker (Reply #2)

Thu Feb 23, 2012, 03:53 AM

Feb 2012

Especially given how many thousands of dollars a person would have spent on a recording studio twenty years ago.

Does this program have detailed explanations? I don't mind spending time learning
something, but the documentation of many programs is rather inadequate.

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Does anyonehere know of a decent "recording studio" set of [View all] truedelphi Feb 2012 OP

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Thanks ChromeFoundry. truedelphi Feb 2012 #4

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Sixty bucks is rather cheap isn't it - truedelphi Feb 2012 #3

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