Just the first one

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Thank you so much, BlackwatchPlaid! I've been truly impressed by your kindness in other post as well. Thank you for always being so thoughtful and helpful. I really appreciate it!

thank you

Here are all of the Studio Cutz CDs up to volume 86. Each CD is a mixed bag of various genres and moods. I don't think anyone has ever managed to consolidate the entire library until now.
Also included is a demo disc image auditioning every track in the library up until 2002.

Over the years, this large buyout library has been integrated into the catalogs of Getty Images, Sounddogs and SmartSound. Studio Cutz also re-issued the CDs by category, but all of the tracks remain the same.

While the styles represented here aren't for everyone, it's still an interesting piece of production music history to share. You might recognize many of these from corporate/educational videos and commercials of the past two decades. I've already recognized a few. My personal favorites are any of the downtempo electronic tracks like those on volume 48.

Enjoy!

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I understand what you meant, and what I meant was that 48khz you are complaining about is a stereo file and as such, it is 24khz per ear, which is not very far outside of that range you are quoting. Open it up in adobe audition or something, you'll see 2 separate waveforms each topping out at 24khz.

Then apologies BWP I explained myself badly. But I did find your response amusing. Thanks.

I second that a re-up would really be appreciated.