Hi all. We’re doing a bit of Christmas cleaning. Today we’re saying goodbye to the following older tracks. As always, rest assured that we’re adding at least twice as much new music as we’re removing older music, so our catalogue is still growing, even though we’re pruning it a bit from time to time. Here […]
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Doing some Fall cleaning, pruning the catalogue of some old tracks
The good people reading this blog may get the impression that all we’re doing is to remove tracks, and not add much new stuff. We do not post on the blog here every time we publish new music, because we publish new music all the time. Every single week, and some times several times per […]
Some old tracks being pruned today
Unlike most stock music libraries, here at Shockwave-Sound.com we actually remove some tracks. We consider the track’s age, its sound, its production, its sales and its genre, and a few times per year we “prune” some oldies and replace them with more fresh new material. Even though we do occasionally remove some tracks, keep in […]
Some old tracks pruned (removed) today
It is our policy here at Shockwave-Sound.com to occasionally get rid of some old tracks from our catalogue. We do this to ensure our music is always up-to-date, fresh and so that we do not start “sounding 15 years old”, like some production music libraries. Here’s a list of the tracks that were confined to […]
Some older tracks being pruned (removed) today
Today we removed some old tracks from our catalogue. If you come searching for these tracks, they will not appear in search results any more. If you need to license a track that has been removed, you can still do so! We just deal with it manually and set up the purchase for you “by […]
Pruning the music catalogue
We’ve always been of the opinion here at Shockwave-Sound, that there is no point at all in just amassing “as much as possible” music in our catalogue. If you’re a customer looking for one great, hard pumping, action packed track to use for your project, it doesn’t really matter whether we have 1,500 or 15,000 […]
