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Old 03-10-2014, 05:13 PM
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Default Re: Metronome volume changing

Hi Blane,

Glad you were able to get it all sorted!

David J is a master at things MIDI related (he runs Barn Door Productions "Full Circle Theatre" which does a lot of musicals, and he is the arranger/composer/sound source) and always has excellent advice. Herbert does extensive composing/arranging for sound track production, and is obviously another master Tag team, they're unbeatable

I am really thankful for all you guys who help make our musicians' community so helpful!

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