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Musician
Directories
_About This Section
This section is for people who service products for professional musicians, those who hope to become professionals and those who play for fun. It is about products used to create and record music. The equipment used directly by a musician on stage or in the studio. If the musician or vocalist touch it or adjust it in the process of performing or recording, then it should be in this section. Mixers could be debated as being for creation of music but are included in the Professional Audio section rather than in the Musician section as they are not part of what a musician would directly use in the recording process. Other vrew use the mixer, not the performers. For schematics of circuits to build your own products, see the Audio/Circuits/Musician section. Note that files that say "OM" or "Owners Manual" do not have schematics.
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Viewers
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- DjView (DjVu)
- WinDjView (Windows, DjVu)
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