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Re: Capturing Movie Soundtracks [message #90588 is a reply to message #89992]

Mon, 01 July 2019 01:36

Groot
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If the movie was popular, then the soundtracks may be sold individually as music records. I have an album of Hans Zimmer's famous soundtracks. His music is like a marriage of instrumental pop and classical music.

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