9 unknown library tracks

[joakim95]

Hi.

I have 9 unknown tracks i hope someone on this forum can help me identify 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpfCP2aiKPw

[ChunYinZi]

May I ask which country you're from? Or rather, where did you source this music from?  There's a niche Japanese brand featured here called Hit Sound—I was really surprised. I've collected some of their CDs,

and you can currently listen to samples on a Japanese website, but they've blocked IP addresses from Europe and the U.S. You have to use an Asian IP address to access the site and listen to the tracks; if you use a European or U.S. IP address, the music won't play.

https://sonicwire.com/product/bgm/maker/228878

[ChunYinZi]

1=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

2=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

3=   Energetic Music  (SS-1)   Sports

4=Hit Sound   Vol.10

5=Hit Sound   Vol.6 

6=Hit Sound   Vol.6 

7=Hit Sound   Vol.10

8=Hit Sound   Vol.6

9= Hit Sound  Vol.10

[joakim95]

May I ask which country you're from? Or rather, where did you source this music from?  There's a niche Japanese brand featured here called Hit Sound—I was really surprised. I've collected some of their CDs,

and you can currently listen to samples on a Japanese website, but they've blocked IP addresses from Europe and the U.S. You have to use an Asian IP address to access the site and listen to the tracks; if you use a European or U.S. IP address, the music won't play.

https://sonicwire.com/product/bgm/maker/228878

Thanks a lot, i am helping a friend to identify them 

I am from Sweden and i have no problems accessing the website but they have an annyoing audio watermark on the tracks.

Where can i find these?

1=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

2=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

3=   Energetic Music  (SS-1)   Sports

[ChunYinZi]

May I ask which country you're from? Or rather, where did you source this music from?  There's a niche Japanese brand featured here called Hit Sound—I was really surprised. I've collected some of their CDs,

and you can currently listen to samples on a Japanese website, but they've blocked IP addresses from Europe and the U.S. You have to use an Asian IP address to access the site and listen to the tracks; if you use a European or U.S. IP address, the music won't play.

https://sonicwire.com/product/bgm/maker/228878

Thanks a lot, i am helping a friend to identify them 

I am from Sweden and i have no problems accessing the website but they have an annyoing audio watermark on the tracks.

Where can i find these?

1=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

2=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

3=   Energetic Music  (SS-1)   Sports

Musrc，Alternatively, you can try asking if anyone in LTM had cached it at that time, or try YouTube or a web time machine. Good luck

[joakim95]

May I ask which country you're from? Or rather, where did you source this music from?  There's a niche Japanese brand featured here called Hit Sound—I was really surprised. I've collected some of their CDs,

and you can currently listen to samples on a Japanese website, but they've blocked IP addresses from Europe and the U.S. You have to use an Asian IP address to access the site and listen to the tracks; if you use a European or U.S. IP address, the music won't play.

https://sonicwire.com/product/bgm/maker/228878

Thanks a lot, i am helping a friend to identify them 

I am from Sweden and i have no problems accessing the website but they have an annyoing audio watermark on the tracks.

Where can i find these?

1=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

2=   Energetic Music  (SK-2)  Soundtrack #2

3=   Energetic Music  (SS-1)   Sports

Musrc，Alternatively, you can try asking if anyone in LTM had cached it at that time, or try YouTube or a web time machine. Good luck

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

[nidostar]

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

Oh no, here we go again! I don't know Retromatic nor do I have any interest in the era of library music that they specialise in. I'm just amazed that every time the subject comes up it seems to invite personal, judgemental comments from members. I'm not having a go at you specifically joakim95, but when did people start thinking that if they posted negative, personal comments about someone that it would encourage that person to re-open their collection to everyone?

[joakim95]

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

Oh no, here we go again! I don't know Retromatic nor do I have any interest in the era of library music that they specialise in. I'm just amazed that every time the subject comes up it seems to invite personal, judgemental comments from members. I'm not having a go at you specifically joakim95, but when did people start thinking that if they posted negative, personal comments about someone that it would encourage that person to re-open their collection to everyone?

It's just my opinion that's all.

[ChunYinZi]

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

Oh no, here we go again! I don't know Retromatic nor do I have any interest in the era of library music that they specialise in. I'm just amazed that every time the subject comes up it seems to invite personal, judgemental comments from members. I'm not having a go at you specifically joakim95, but when did people start thinking that if they posted negative, personal comments about someone that it would encourage that person to re-open their collection to everyone?

It's just my opinion that's all.

Just a little while ago, a member of the forum donated $15 to Musrc and received passwords for four albums.

This is the only recent evidence we have that Musrc is still operating normally.

My take on it is that if you really want them, it’s definitely worth spending a little money—after all, ripping CDs and scanning images takes a lot of time.

Of course, it would be even better if you could get them for free, but that depends on luck—maybe someone has cached them, or maybe someone has uploaded them to YouTube or the Web Archive...


By the way, I'm an avid collector of Music Library CDs, and I buy over a hundred CDs every year,

I also admire and respect people who own a lot of CDs.

[joakim95]

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

Oh no, here we go again! I don't know Retromatic nor do I have any interest in the era of library music that they specialise in. I'm just amazed that every time the subject comes up it seems to invite personal, judgemental comments from members. I'm not having a go at you specifically joakim95, but when did people start thinking that if they posted negative, personal comments about someone that it would encourage that person to re-open their collection to everyone?

It's just my opinion that's all.

Just a little while ago, a member of the forum donated $15 to Musrc and received passwords for four albums.

This is the only recent evidence we have that Musrc is still operating normally.

My take on it is that if you really want them, it’s definitely worth spending a little money—after all, ripping CDs and scanning images takes a lot of time.

Of course, it would be even better if you could get them for free, but that depends on luck—maybe someone has cached them, or maybe someone has uploaded them to YouTube or the Web Archive...


By the way, I'm an avid collector of Music Library CDs, and I buy over a hundred CDs every year,

I also admire and respect people who own a lot of CDs.

The problem is with donating to his website is that it's not legal to earn money on copyrighted material you don't own rights for.
It's against the Paypal rules.

[ChunYinZi]

I tried to get accesss to Musrc before but Retromatic seem to have a big ego and don't want to share anymore 

Oh no, here we go again! I don't know Retromatic nor do I have any interest in the era of library music that they specialise in. I'm just amazed that every time the subject comes up it seems to invite personal, judgemental comments from members. I'm not having a go at you specifically joakim95, but when did people start thinking that if they posted negative, personal comments about someone that it would encourage that person to re-open their collection to everyone?

It's just my opinion that's all.

Just a little while ago, a member of the forum donated $15 to Musrc and received passwords for four albums.

This is the only recent evidence we have that Musrc is still operating normally.

My take on it is that if you really want them, it’s definitely worth spending a little money—after all, ripping CDs and scanning images takes a lot of time.

Of course, it would be even better if you could get them for free, but that depends on luck—maybe someone has cached them, or maybe someone has uploaded them to YouTube or the Web Archive...


By the way, I'm an avid collector of Music Library CDs, and I buy over a hundred CDs every year,

I also admire and respect people who own a lot of CDs.

The problem is with donating to his website is that it's not legal to earn money on copyrighted material you don't own rights for.
It's against the Paypal rules.

Haha, I haven't really paid attention to this, but strictly speaking, the very existence of the LTM forum is illegal, because a lot of people upload and share albums on the forum, and those albums are all protected by copyright.

[nidostar]

The problem is with donating to his website is that it's not legal to earn money on copyrighted material you don't own rights for.
It's against the Paypal rules.

Understood. But what’s the difference between this and private individuals on eBay and Discogs, for example, selling vinyl and CDs, no doubt, for a profit?