Quote from: Yohanes Salomo on April 18, 2024, 08:46:40 PM

Quote from: Veraneio on April 18, 2024, 08:00:13 PM

that track from the 2nd video sounds like one of the 2 last tracks played on this video

this unknown library was overused in Brazil back in 1990-1996. For 6 months, I'm trying to get a info about this library with a employee from a local TV network which still using those tracks.

Ah! That was an amazing marvelous music from an unknown music library we could not know. I assume that it will be James & Aster, or even better, CSS Music or Gene Michael Productions Music (GMP Music) (but it's not from 1988 i think, but that'll do), or might be something that's unknown.

I've also been looking for them for almost three years. I even made a compilation with tracks from this unknown music library.

anyways, this library sounds like the british "Match Music Library" tracks composed by "Steve Martin" back in the 80s (i guess that unknown library from this video is related to Match library and his composer) i don't know if it was a buyout library containing a box of CDs and distributed only in Brazil or a european leased discontinued sub-label.

Thank you Greta. 

I'm afraid I can't help, but if it might whittle things down, I'm guessing it's a US library that had these cues recorded in England by session musicians there. The music cues here, especially the "animals" one have a bit of an English session group feel regarding the overall "sound".

PL here does have a friend, though, who worked in broadcasting in the mid-late '80s and held on to a ton of tape-reel only library material from back in the day ("Background Cues #1" from WinWalt Productions/Helene Matalon being from his collection). Wonder if that person might know a thing or two about this library.

Thanks Greta.

I may have recorded it too loud or back then I may have amplified it- common error!