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Open Chord Midi's

Hi Kirk,
What happened to the open chord playback. I am brand new, start my first lesson Sunday, and I was using these inorder to prep. for my lessons. It was good to be able to hear what the chords are supposed to sound like.
Can they be brought back??

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Thanks for pointing that out, cg. The folder never got reloaded to the new server for some reason. It'll be fixed soon.

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