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		<title>Comment on I Should Be So Lucky by Randall K. Har</title>
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		<dc:creator>Randall K. Har</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have been using computers to create music since 1991, beginning with Cakewalk for DOS. Even though I&#039;ve always been able to hear complete arrangements in my head, being able to bring ideas into a form where others can hear it (although never as good as real musicians playing the parts) is way cool. What I&#039;m able to do these days with exceptional virtual instruments (like those from EWQL) is even more thrilling. My current DAW is SONAR.</description>
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