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Hello LMTers,
it's time for me to give something back. This time even something more rare and unique :)
As you may've noticed, there was the opportunity to "purchase" digital copies out of a list of about 1,200 CDs. I've been interested in the Musi-Q disks and requested a few. It was working very well, paying via PayPal and then get the download links!
Anyways, here are 8 MusiQ CDs of which one is mostly sound effects. The music is of a surprisingly good quality. Not top notch, and overall a bit better mastering would be better, but they sound really good and surely not some single dude with CubasisVST free trial and some cheap synthesizer by ROLAND.
There is a wide range of different styles over all the disks. For example, "Industry" contains brass fanfares tracks as well as synthesizer ones.
There are more, but I was not interested in those from their titles, so if you want to fill your gap, feel free to request them, it was really easy! :)
Normally I provide my shares in "ready-2-use" condition. This share though is different:
● These are the untouched WAVs from the CDs how I received them. According to Audacity, some of them contain over 22kHz which is pristine and perfect CD quality (22.050kHz is the limit of a audio CD due to the Nyquist frequency theory (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_frequency)).
● They are NOT tagged except their very track title. Why? Because a) they're WAVs and b) I collect on a single-track basis. I test-listen, then select my tracks and THEN I tag. Hence I do not tag whole disks, let alone dozens upon dozens of tracks I do not keep myself.
● So far, there are no artworks / cover arts yet. I requested them and instead of photos, there is a possibilty to get actual scans as the person has a chance to borrow a scanner. If I have the artwork, I will share them here too. > See bottom link!
1ST-01: INDUSTRY
mega.nz/file/5jFRTIhY#ORuRnvZuNzdh1BcsyHMvFk8Yh7U5clkkFT6ZLBZnpvo
1ST-05: ALTERNITY
mega.nz/file/hvEmnZIA#8tpSScqFqpq9PLFEFAjAsO2Ba_Fz13xB1CTOBGnjTHM
1ST-06: MULTI-MEDIA
mega.nz/file/06kA3Q7b#xiCNS4w_45II1Q7Y-QWCA-unlYV0hCYrWJmj_K_wsJo
1ST-07: POWER TRACKS
mega.nz/file/ZismkYRC#Kb19iynRds4O3sTGnRRJhgXUKZMPYuwIvr0P8MUgStM
1ST-09: NEW AGE
mega.nz/file/4yNynSrZ#ESXOEJCQz7gPB1iYgZ-c808g7GM9RNobgngzG7vLjCc
1ST-10: INDUSTRY II
mega.nz/file/4jVngAiR#E6wDL9ldm_bEcnoRHkt3g-rgyoX9dZjaNVeXCeZ--wU
1ST-11: INDUSTRY III
mega.nz/file/kvE13QCT#iisuqJmZlGI2MGEJm4IHknb_2_bCPg_wGNEnPDpUFK0
And this is the SFX disk:
1ST-13: Hi-Tech
mega.nz/file/Q7URXBjB#D97P7qzIIhCWsQYxQf1XA77_MJhSeSoI7FAgCLSrntQ
EDIT:
Cover arts, disk scan and sometimes, there is a booklet scan :)
mega.nz/file/o7tFCILL#cu41kwhIAg4MlvZWujIOMqbAZs1OpMOv4Kf3fMjAqCk
Also, corrected the year in the thread title (1988 - 1994) as the copyrights are written on the disks.