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Music Library?

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bigdonho

Not sure where to post this, but since the engineers are usually the ones that solve problems I thought i would post here.

Several years ago I ordered an oldies library on a thumb drive. The company let me choose from a cataloge of songs and came with a dat file containg intro, length, fade, etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where it came from. Any ideas?
 
bigdonho said:
Not sure where to post this, but since the engineers are usually the ones that solve problems I thought i would post here.

Several years ago I ordered an oldies library on a thumb drive. The company let me choose from a cataloge of songs and came with a dat file containg intro, length, fade, etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where it came from. Any ideas?
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You might want to post this in the Programming section. I've never used one but there have been several services that deliver both bulk format libraries and selected song collections. They only sell to radio stations and verified streams, of course.
 
bigdonho said:
Not sure where to post this, but since the engineers are usually the ones that solve problems I thought i would post here.

Several years ago I ordered an oldies library on a thumb drive. The company let me choose from a cataloge of songs and came with a dat file containg intro, length, fade, etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where it came from. Any ideas?
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Based on delivery method and your description of what you received, it might have been uncompressedmusic.com
 
bigdonho said:
Not sure where to post this, but since the engineers are usually the ones that solve problems I thought i would post here.

Several years ago I ordered an oldies library on a thumb drive. The company let me choose from a cataloge of songs and came with a dat file containg intro, length, fade, etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where it came from. Any ideas?
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Just a guess, but TM Century used to sell their oldies library on a series of thumb drives and prior to that, DVD's. Problem was; depending on the cost, many times the files were frequently delivered MP3 formatted, which sounded okay on analog audio processors, but weird and phased on digital processing.
 
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