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45. Lol, I'm on a 76 key MIDI from Yamaha

Thu Jan 1, 2015, 06:48 AM

Jan 2015

I just couldn't justify the extra cost of 88 keys with two girls and a third baby on the way. I do remember though, the very first time my brain finally allowed me two use both hands independently of each other. That was a huge milestone for me!

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I'm posting less frequently these days. [View all] MineralMan Dec 2014 OP

Sounds cool chickenfairy Dec 2014 #1

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Lol, I'm on a 76 key MIDI from Yamaha Quackers Jan 2015 #45

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