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In this special members-only video tutorial for U-He Zebra, we take a look at splitting the...

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U-He Zebra 2.5 Overview Series – Split Keyboard

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U-He Zebra 2.5 Overview Series – Split Keyboard

In this special members-only video tutorial for U-He Zebra, we take a look at splitting the keyboard in 2 which allows you to have two different sounds split over the keyboard in one instance of Zebra. This can be a priceless tip for many people who want to get more out of their sessions in Zebra both in the studio and live on stage.

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