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#31
Labels / Logical Choice
Last post by Mr - Today at 12:40:58 AM
Small Australian CD label, based in Enmore, NSW.
Founded 1993 or 1994 by Greg Grant, apparently set up while he was heading the production music wing of the Australian branch of Boosey & Hawkes.
Also known as "Logical Choice Music".

CD:
LC 1 - Jingles: 99x29 Second Jingles
LC 2 - Sports: Vol 1
LC 3 - Bush & Folk
LC 4 - Global Music
#32
Requests / Re: Missing music tracks
Last post by Lord Thames - Today at 12:19:30 AM
Have sent you something via Swisstransfer, Shaz - keep an eye out! 

It's a pretty much straight from the turntable job, I might attempt a full restoration if I go back to do the whole LP, but this should hopefully be OK for now.
#33
Members Lounge / Hello from a longtime lurker
Last post by cosmo - October 21, 2026, 11:53:30 PM
Greetings all, thanks for letting me in! As title may suggest, been a longtime lurker of the forums but finally decided to make an account.

Most of my interest in library music comes from watching 90s/2000s motorsport broadcasts and reviews (so I'm au fait with Atmosphere, Bruton, KPM and the like) and it just sort of evolved from there I guess.

Excited to finally be here!
#34
Track IDs / Re: Various Gumby Unknowns
Last post by BenKirb - October 21, 2026, 09:28:06 PM
Quote from: apmnut on October 21, 2026, 09:24:52 PM
1:11 is "Show Business" (ZR-110F) by Hormel. I don't have clearance to share it publicly but I can send you the file in DM.
Go ahead! :D
#35
Track IDs / Re: Various Gumby Unknowns
Last post by apmnut - October 21, 2026, 09:24:52 PM
1:11 is "Show Business" (ZR-110F) by Hormel. I don't have clearance to share it publicly but I can send you the file in DM.
#36
Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / Re: Capitol Hi-Q - New Needled...
Last post by BenKirb - October 21, 2026, 09:08:24 PM
Quote from: Certainly1080 on October 21, 2026, 07:57:39 PM
Afaik, these are the Hi-Q reels that aren't circulating anywhere thru anyone's rips. If there's anything wrong or missing, let me know!

     MISSING D REELS
D-25/D-26
D-51/D-52, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-53/D-54, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-55/D-56, (Original, HM cues)
D-61/D-62, (Original, SM cues)
D-63/D-64, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-65/D-66, (Original, SM cues)
D-67 to D-90, (I wonder why none of these were issued with replacement cues; for whatever reason this range was glossed over. D-76 is technically available as it can be reassembled using CAS 001 from CPM Music.)
D-113/D-114, (Composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-121/D-122, (Composers and tracklisting unknown)
     Originals may exist for the following given the timeframe of surrounding reels. I assume these would be circa late 50s/early 60s:
D-49/D-50
D-95 to D-104
D-111/D-112
D-117/D-118
D-119/D-120
D-123/D-124
D-127/D-128
D-131/D-132
D-133/D-134

     MISSING L REELS
L-31/L-32
L 57/L-58, (Original, Raoul Kraushaar)
L-61/L-62
L-63
L-65/L-66, (Original, TI cues)
L-97, (Revised, William Loose)
L-99/L-100
L-111/L-112, (Original, Green/Loose/Cadkin)
L-205/L-206
L-207/L-208
L-215/L-216
L-217/L-218

     MISSING M REELS
M-33, (Original, Bluestone/Cadkin)
M-37
M-47/M-48
M-51/M-52
M-59/M-60
M-81/M-82
M-93/M-94
M-97/M-98
M-121/M-122
M-134
M-145/M-146

     MISSING S REELS
S-3, (Replacement, Jan Kimberly)
S-5/S-6
S-7/S-8
S-17/S-18
S-19/S-20
S-27/S-28
S-33 to S-46
S-49 to S-52
S-55 to S-82

     MISSING X REELS
X-1/X-2, (Replacement, Ib Glindemann)
X-7, (Original, Bluestone/Cadkin)
X-13/X-14
X-22
X-31 to X-40
X-50
X-53 to X-57
X-63/X-64
X-68 to X-71
X-73 to X-80
X-83 to X-94
X-99 to X-108
X-113-X-126
X-129 to X-132
X-135/X-136
X-139 to X-146
X-151 to X-162
X-165/X-166
X-169 to X-188
X-190 to X-256
X-259/X-260
X-265/X-266
X-267/X-268
X-273/X-274

Quote from: guitarzombie on October 15, 2026, 08:25:06 PM
Where were you able to get D48, D59/60, D63/64, D96, D97/98, D103/104 and D137/138?

I'm missing those, but also assumed that D67-90 dont exist.  Do you have reels between 67 and 88?
Do you happen to have S-17/S-18 by any chance? I noticed you were able to identify Weird Action on it from the Night of the Living Dead soundtrack, but I can't find any rips of the actual Hi-Q release anywhere.
Never had any luck finding a rip of the original OK version of L-75/76.
#37
Afaik, these are the Hi-Q reels that aren't circulating anywhere thru anyone's rips. If there's anything wrong or missing, let me know!

     MISSING D REELS
D-25/D-26
D-51/D-52, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-53/D-54, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-55/D-56, (Original, HM cues)
D-61/D-62, (Original, SM cues)
D-63/D-64, (Original, composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-65/D-66, (Original, SM cues)
D-67 to D-90, (I wonder why none of these were issued with replacement cues; for whatever reason this range was glossed over. D-76 is technically available as it can be reassembled using CAS 001 from CPM Music.)
D-113/D-114, (Composers and tracklisting unknown)
D-121/D-122, (Composers and tracklisting unknown)
     Originals may exist for the following given the timeframe of surrounding reels. I assume these would be circa late 50s/early 60s:
D-49/D-50
D-95 to D-104
D-111/D-112
D-117/D-118
D-119/D-120
D-123/D-124
D-127/D-128
D-131/D-132
D-133/D-134

     MISSING L REELS
L-31/L-32
L 57/L-58, (Original, Raoul Kraushaar)
L-61/L-62
L-63
L-65/L-66, (Original, TI cues)
L-75/L-76, (Original, OK cues)
L-97, (Revised, William Loose)
L-99/L-100
L-111/L-112, (Original, Green/Loose/Cadkin)
L-205/L-206
L-207/L-208
L-215/L-216
L-217/L-218

     MISSING M REELS
M-33, (Original, Bluestone/Cadkin)
M-37
M-47/M-48
M-51/M-52
M-59/M-60
M-81/M-82
M-93/M-94
M-97/M-98
M-121/M-122
M-134
M-145/M-146

     MISSING S REELS
S-3, (Replacement, Jan Kimberly)
S-5/S-6
S-7/S-8
S-17/S-18
S-19/S-20
S-27/S-28
S-33 to S-46
S-49 to S-52
S-55 to S-82

     MISSING X REELS
X-1/X-2, (Replacement, Ib Glindemann)
X-7, (Original, Bluestone/Cadkin)
X-13/X-14
X-22
X-31 to X-40
X-50
X-53 to X-57
X-63/X-64
X-68 to X-71
X-73 to X-80
X-83 to X-94
X-99 to X-108
X-113-X-126
X-129 to X-132
X-135/X-136
X-139 to X-146
X-151 to X-162
X-165/X-166
X-169 to X-188
X-190 to X-256
X-259/X-260
X-265/X-266
X-267/X-268
X-273/X-274

Quote from: guitarzombie on October 15, 2026, 08:25:06 PM
Where were you able to get D48, D59/60, D63/64, D96, D97/98, D103/104 and D137/138?

I'm missing those, but also assumed that D67-90 dont exist.  Do you have reels between 67 and 88?
Do you happen to have S-17/S-18 by any chance? I noticed you were able to identify Weird Action on it from the Night of the Living Dead soundtrack, but I can't find any rips of the actual Hi-Q release anywhere.
#38
Labels / Re: Otojiten / 音辞典
Last post by Mr - October 21, 2026, 06:24:09 PM

Nice find! Am I correct that the series is near-consistently stylized "音・辞典"?

I had a look at vol. 1, and see mention of something called "Moonpocket" and "Datacraft Co., Ltd." which I assume is maybe the company/companies behind the label?
It's also marked "Copyright 1998", so I assume the library was launched around that time.

Releases are marked "著作権フリーデジタル音素材集" which seems to translate to something like "Royalty-free digital sound library".

Original Japanese titles, for reference:
Quote
音・辞典 VOL.1[アニメ・ゲーム効果音]
音・辞典 VOL.2[ジングル・ブリッジ]
音・辞典 VOL.3[自然]
音・辞典 VOL.4[人・アクション]
音・辞典 VOL.5[RPG&ホラー/ゲーム効果音]
音・辞典 VOL.6[必須生活音]
音・辞典 VOL.7[BGM&ME/フュージョン]
音・辞典 VOL.8[街・群衆・ざわめき]
音・辞典 VOL.9[場面効果/アンビエント]
音・辞典 VOL.10[アンティーク・オルゴール/名曲選]
音・辞典 VOL.11[クラシック/ベスト・フレーズ]
音・辞典 VOL.12[アメリカン・アニメ効果音/コメディ]
音・辞典 VOL.13[スポーツ効果音]
音・辞典 VOL.14[クラシック/四季のフレーズ]
音・辞典 VOL.15[ジャズ/BGM&ブリッジ]
音・辞典 VOL.16[クラシック/映画の名場面]
音・辞典 VOL.17[乗物効果音]
音・辞典 VOL.18[ヒーリング・ミュージック]
音・辞典 VOL.19[アニメ・ゲーム効果音 PART2]
音・辞典 VOL.20[季節のイベント/BGM&ME]
音・辞典 VOL.21[ループ素材100]
音・辞典 VOL.22[クラブ&ディスコ/ダンス音楽]
音・辞典 VOL.23[サウンドステッカー400]
音・辞典 VOL.24[パワー・プレゼンテーション/BGM&ME]
#39
Requests / Re: RE: Producer's Music and F...
Last post by hanjiangyixue - October 21, 2026, 06:23:22 PM
FC-D7  Reality TV
Who can share this one again?
#40
Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / Re: [Ember Mood Music Library]...
Last post by likedeeler - October 21, 2026, 05:25:20 PM
These Embers (ERL 3348, 3350, 3353) have quickly become some of my all-time faves. 1960s small-band sound -- and experimental electronics in the case of ERL 3350 -- doesn't get better than this.

Little sax! Jazzers can be such bores with their endless saxophone arrangements. Phew. There are so many interesting woodwind instruments: clarinets, oboes, bassoons, ocarinas, recorders, crumhorns, organs, panpipes and, and, and. Even sopran(in)o and bass saxes. But no, tenor and alto saxophone it has to be, almost every time, all the time. Not here, thankfully.

The singing saw is splendid.

Ripping is impeccable. Big cheers to Heavenfield Records and Mr.