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WHEN?
by JAPOV - 04/23/26 11:28 PM
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I posted a film noir type track earlier but deleted it. It wasn't quite up to snuff. So far I haven't discovered the romantic, soft symphonic strings in this package. I'm sure they're in there somewhere? However, for big blockbuster cues, I think they'll work fine. Here's a 60 second cue using the Hollywood Strings with percussion: http://schicksville.com/Music/DramaticString%26Perc%202.mp3 John 
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