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software that runs voxengo span
what software will run the voxengo span plug-in? are there any good free programmes that run it?
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Any VST compatible sequencer. Cubase SE is not free but it's not expensive and is a great way to start.
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n-Track is also very cheap. I believe $50 for the 16-bit verison.

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