Library Music Themes
General Sharing & Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: DoctorDoodle19 on March 19, 2026, 02:54:29 AM
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As a Japanese music library collector, if it's rare, I'll take it.
I honestly don't care about the transcoded stuff (NO OFFENSE BWP!!) or lossy audio, if it is rare, I will take it.
So, when I reached out to a Japanese friend of mine (who also has a youtube channel with beautiful videos of cherry blossoms!) about his Teichiku BGM collection, he said he had volumes 16 - 25 on cassette. If you're not familiar with Teichiku BGM, volumes 16 and 19 are supposedly the two rarest albums in this series. I don't know anyone on this forum who owns those two.
So when my friend told me he'd do it, I accepted it.
In a few songs, the audio skips a little, but other than that, the cassette quality is pretty usual. I had him convert to WAV too, because that's what I like.
Since they're so rare, and it's a collection of 10 albums and 100 jam based and ambient tracks of all kind. I love these albums, and I'd love to share them with everyone.
But do people actually like cassette rips?
I'd love to know, as well as a moderator's viewpoint.
Thank you all!
Also, if you're following my website (you can visit it in the link below), I added a bunch of Studio Cutz albums you probably don't have to the USA section (yes, I actually did something to the USA section, you happy now!?), and most of them are from Retromatic! Huge thanks to Craig-UK for those! I also added some new stuff to the Japan section. Reminder that you can also download my own music library albums for free!!
The links won't last forever...!
- DoctorDoodle19
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Audio is audio, it's music. No matter what the original media was. Vinyls, cassettes, cd's, reel-to-reel tapes or else.
Then, if we discuss about quality, is a different story. Everyone has personal tastes and points of view, but a share is always welcome and appreciated.
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Ok, thank you so much!