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Use this tag when examining what is on-topic or off-topic, and why.
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Are questions like "Where can I find sheet music for ____" on-topic?
I don't see why not, provided you indicate the sources you've already searched to save everyone's time including yours.
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Are technical questions about how to use a particular product on-topic?
I'm thinking about questions more restricted in scope than "how should I play this particular chord on the guitar"; for example:
I have a "Brand B Model M" synthesizer which features a sequencer. …
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