East West's composer cloud subscription service?
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funkyfreddy
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East West's composer cloud subscription service?
Does anyone here use East West's composer cloud subscription service? If so do you like it... does it serve you well?
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dix
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Re: East West's composer cloud subscription service?
I have it. It serves my practice well. Most of the libraries aren’t my go-to libraries, but if you need to be prepared for anything, as I do, it’s indespensible. It’s rare that I don’t use at least a few of the instruments in a given month, so it’s worth it for me to subscribe.
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