The Sound Library compilation series (all links and updates).

[Greta]

Thank you Tuneboy.

[Flemming]

Thank you very much for your latest shares Tuneboy. Appreciate it. 

[Psyclon]

Do you have a compilation focussing on technology/future? As in: Synthesizer motifs, maybe even digital [synths] ones? (Not necessarily spacious space themes though or endless, repetitive synth tracks akin to Jean-Michel Jarre)

The reason I am asking as that Retronic managed to compile nice ones with tracks from albums I actually checked in the past, but when said albums are mixed with genres, I tend to lose focus and skip the gems in-between. When it's a whole compilation full with similar tracks, I don't get distracted as much.

[tuneboy]

Do you have a compilation focussing on technology/future? As in: Synthesizer motifs, maybe even digital [synths] ones? (Not necessarily spacious space themes though or endless, repetitive synth tracks akin to Jean-Michel Jarre)

The reason I am asking as that Retronic managed to compile nice ones with tracks from albums I actually checked in the past, but when said albums are mixed with genres, I tend to lose focus and skip the gems in-between. When it's a whole compilation full with similar tracks, I don't get distracted as much.

I think vol 117 and 118 could be of interest to you.
And maybe also vol 9 (Android Dreams) and vol 66 (Homo Exoticus Goes Space).
(Links on page 1 of this thread.)

Not much else with synths in this series, as I'm most fond of the pre-synth vintage days (60s and 70s).

[Psyclon]

KOKA and Frydman is always a good sign! 

[batmint]

What a great collection! Thanks a lot.

funfact: I participated in the crowdfunding of one of the tracks of volume 70

[tuneboy]

The compilation factory never sleeps:
Here are 5 new ones in the Ruling Tunes mini series:

Sound Library vol 268 - Mrs. Robinson + 59th Street Bridge Song
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/PK4AXB4Z#M3S4DoN6f3XSES97EidjGQ

Sound Library vol 269 - How High The Moon + Spanish Flea
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/mW4AzRpB#0LPS-ulZjNX9U_mXIBwOOg

Sound Library vol 270 - The Pink Panther Theme + Spooky
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/bbxHgDga#rmSH719n6ro93iMbJZhIOA

Sound Library vol 273 - Goldfinger + Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/GWAAzDpQ#7jw8QIEUtsaYaeySm7UhCA

Sound Library vol 284 - Also Sprach Zarathustra + Airport 1975
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/TDhByb6b#TGCqIWVW9GzjyJID1inWIA

The rules for the Ruling Tunes project are simple:
2 tunes, 6 instrumental versions (more or less) of each on each volume.
Only tunes and versions I like personally.
Compiled from the best sources I could find,
mostly from my own vinyl and CD collection.

More are in the making.

[JimmyD]

Thx tuneboy once again!!!!

[Flemming]

Ooh yeah the saga continues, thank you very much Tuneboy. 

[Fuzi]

Nice!!! I am as excited as I was when waiting for games of thrones new episodes
Can't wait to hear the work tuneboy

[Ice8]

Thanks Tuneboy for the new compilations! 

[danthemusiclover]

Thank you so much Tuneboy! 

[Greta]

Cool! Thanks Tuneboy.

[nidostar]

Thanks for the latest Ruling Tunes compilations tuneboy. In particular Vol 10. Spooky is just one of those songs that no matter who plays it or to what style it is played in it always sounds good. With lyrics (the Rusty Springboard version) or without (the original by Mike Sharpe) and all those you featured (except, maybe, for the Howard Roberts Quartet version which I feel takes it a tad too fast) it never disappoints.

[GradyTate]

I always enjoy seeing this thread get bumped