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KB Piano 2.2.5

Developer:	Gabriel Fernandez
Program name:	KB Piano 2.2.5
License:	Shareware (22)
OS:	Win98/ME/XP
Size:	3.93Mb
Description:	KBPiano will turn your computer into a piano. Easily create song with multiple instruments (guitar, bass, drums, etc), even if you don't know music theory.

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