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Steinberg and Arbiter announce UK Cubase 4 Tour Dates

Arbiter will be hosting Cubase 4 presentations at selected venues around the UK. Come and see an in-depth product demonstration, enjoy a few drinks, and ask the product specialists any Cubase related questions you might have.

Birmingham - Music Live (3rd - 5th November)

Manchester - Tuesday 7th November (6:30pm) - Lecture theatre, Manchester Art Gallery

Lecture Theatre

Manchester Art Gallery

Mosley Street

Manchester

M2 3JL

London - Wednesday 8th November (7pm) - Invision Suites, Great Russell St

Invision Suites

Congress Centre

28 Great Russell Street

London

WC1B 3LS

For the Manchester and London dates please e-mail marketing@arbitergroup.com to confirm your attendance.

The Music Live demonstrations are open to all visitors.

For more information on times and venues please visit www.arbiter.co.uk

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