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Stroke Machine Update Adds New Views, Longer Sequences, Audiobus 2 & More

Franke Music has updated Stroke Machine groove synthesizer for iPad to version Version 2. Here’s what’s new:

August 21, 2014August 21, 20149 Comments

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