What does AUMI mean?
AUMI means Adaptive Use Musical Instruments
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Music Abbreviations
Particularly in Music Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Adaptive Use Musical Instruments?
Adaptive Use Musical Instruments can be abbreviated as AUMI
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What does AUMI stand for? AUMI stands for "Adaptive Use Musical Instruments". |
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What is the meaning of AUMI abbreviation? The meaning of AUMI abbreviation is "Adaptive Use Musical Instruments". |
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What is AUMI abbreviation? One of the definitions of AUMI is "Adaptive Use Musical Instruments". |
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What does AUMI mean? AUMI as abbreviation means "Adaptive Use Musical Instruments". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CDMIDI - Compact Disk plus Musical Instruments Digital Interface
- EUCHMI - Edinburgh University Collection of Historic Musical Instruments
- NGDMI - New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments
- QTMI - Quick Time Musical Instruments
- ACMMI - Australian Collectors of Mechanical Musical Instruments
- AMICA - Automatic Musical Instruments Collectors' Association
- CBI - Cyber Musical Instruments
- DMI - Digital Musical Instruments
- DoMI - Dictionary of Musical Instruments
- EMI - Experimental Musical Instruments
- MIRI - Musical Instruments Reeds International
- MoMI - Museum of Musical Instruments
- PMI - Post Musical Instruments
- SAMI - Stand-Up Accessory for Musical Instruments
- APMI - Akai Professional Musical Instruments
- AUOD - adaptive use overlay district
- CEMI - Computer Enhanced Musical Instruments
- MIT - Musical Instruments Team
- EMI - Energy and Musical Instruments
- MIM - musical instruments museum