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Musicians ditch studios for tech such as GiO for Macs By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Forty years ago at Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix stirred the crowd with a rocking version of the American national anthem, full of stinging feedback provided by the walls of Marshall tube amplifiers behind him. Read more
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