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Siddharth

Hey, I am Sid !
I work as a Senior Software Consultant for an IT company in Mumbai, India. And completed my Bachelor of Engineering(B.E.) in Computer Science from VITS, Satna, India. 
I love Music Programming , Singing, Sketching & Blogging. Check out my songs here…
For any kind of queries related to music , feel free to get in touch.

My email id : rajpoot.siddharth@gmail.com
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Sidechaining Compression In Cubase

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