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Re: Capturing Movie Soundtracks [message #90668 is a reply to message #89992]

Thu, 11 July 2019 08:08

Groot
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Hey there Reggie. I have a fantastic suggestion for you. I was listening to the Piano Guys, and their rendition of the Pirates of the Caribbean came up. It was better than the original, in my own opinion. The point is, you can find lots of covers of soundtracks on the internet.

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