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TNA loves Extreme Music.

AfroOod wrote:TNA loves Extreme Music.

Brittany (TNA) => Samuel Shaw (Extreme Music)

I wonder if that He's A Warrior (Instrumental) would pick up the track as Cream from Bruton, dispite only the very back of the background music being Cream, with the rest of it being by WWE themselves.

It would be funny, if it did detect it as Cream.

That track sounds nothing like "Cream" from Bruton.

If you want to talk about "Cream" if anything, "Written In The Stars" [Stardust] sounds like it.

I'm sure there was a production track, which did share the 12 seconds in American Football sounding bit.

I thought it was Cream, but it must have been something else as after you said that, I just took another listen and it was more Stardust, just like you said.

Cream was probably just the last track I've ran into on a library. My short term memory sucks, but at least you can try a sample from Written In The Stars, for shits and giggles, now that you mentioned it.

Steveo wrote:That track sounds nothing like "Cream" from Bruton.

If you want to talk about "Cream" if anything, "Written In The Stars" [Stardust] sounds like it.

This.

TNA uses Extreme Music all the time, what other libraries do they use anyway? I know the used MasterSource and some of the Play Libraries for their YouTube Videos, but that's about it.

TEOL wrote:Iyou can try a sample from Written In The Stars, for shits and giggles, now that you mentioned it.

Eh, it doesn't really benefit anything other than shits and giggles so I probably won't bother with it.

I've tweaked my software settings to show more results than it should, and in the long run it gives me generally 30 results (if I only include a 10 second sample) so I still have to go through about 30 tracks per recording and hope that the right one is in there.

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All came from the Lockdown & Slammiversary 2014 DVD:
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https://app.box.com/s/p7go7rbjvjmezrvdgkpi

Most of these have about 5 seconds clear at the end.

I'm sure keeping your software busy with all of these.

Well, keeping me busy, more than the software.

I'll check when I get home, but send me just the ones that have a decent amount that play pretty clear and ones you have already searched for and can't find. I'm getting kinda bored with the TNA stuff to be honest.

Steveo wrote:I'm getting kinda bored with the TNA stuff to be honest.

xD
This batch of TNA feems will be last one for awhile then.

OK so DVD Sac is just a bunch of shitty drums, and talking so I didn't even get anything out of those. (pretty much anything that sounds like this are a big waste of time)

ONO JW 2 is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2337 -- Track 1 "State of Unrest"

ONO old is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2337 -- Track 15 "Wake Up call"

Slamm is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2263 -- Track 11 "Playin Hardball"

Steveo wrote:OK so DVD Sac is just a bunch of shitty drums, and talking so I didn't even get anything out of those. (pretty much anything that sounds like this are a big waste of time)

ONO JW 2 is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2337 -- Track 1 "State of Unrest"

ONO old is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2337 -- Track 15 "Wake Up call"

Slamm is: https://www.extrememusic.com/albums/2263 -- Track 11 "Playin Hardball"

Thank you!

Now, We pretty much have every song from Slammiversary this year! (Besides that Eric Young one; I'm still searching for it)

try this one...

https://app.box.com/s/o36p5ji2uff7lmbm9xux

PaddyDragon23 wrote:TNA uses Extreme Music all the time, what other libraries do they use anyway? I know the used MasterSource and some of the Play Libraries for their YouTube Videos, but that's about it.

APM

KPM (VideoHelper)

I'm in the middle of jotting down all the publishers for WWE currently from the ASCAP and BMI archeives and putting links to their AKA names.

It's a fun little project because it unlocks the keys to what some of the libraries we haven't found out yet are, which in turn would also help us get Jake f'n Carters, as I beleive the reason why we haven't found it on a usaul suspects is because it isn't from a usaul suspects at all, not even Jingle Punks, that is the one I tried the most.

It's either probably from another Downright Music that isn't Fifth Floor, or one of the other mystery piles of cack, which is what I'm trying to unlock by making the list in the quick option of Notepad, but it will take some time to finish, if I don't forget about it that is.

I would say that Steveo is definitely right on Production, but we searched every normal library in full a million times the right genre and still haven't found it, so it is from a mystery hidden one.

TNA uses Sonoton & Access Music

They also used Universal Z Music

http://xylotthemes.com/#!/themes/tna/rssecurity

Yeah, Universal Z Music (Official Long Title) or UniPPM (Website Link Shortened Name) was used for that track because it's a custom track made from 2 seperate tracks, from 2 different librarys from there, which were merged together into the one which is a special case.

So calling it the publishers name, was the correct library name, for Extreme/Alert Five, thats why when the Alert Five bit was found by myself from a differnt library to the other part, the library name became UniPPM/Universal Z Music, as a result of the remix.

Ok guys. A draft of the big database thing is now completed. Links to the music sites were nicked from email addresses in the Publishers list, links that they put up and googles when there were nothing available, it was kinda pop luck on those ones.

The rest like the ITunes links are common sence. The non listed libraries were listed from common knowledge, from stuff we have found in the past.

Quite a lot of mysterys reveiled in this little project, I would say, it's well worth the hassle, especially if it fills up the software database so that tracks from mystery libraries, can be found too.

I don't know if this is an early beta version or the final product. I am contimplating on adding composers sernames to the list of libraries, but I might not be bothered to do so, but the main bit is finished here anyway.

If a link links to a different database rather than a library, that often means that it's a Mainsteam or WWE made track, rather than Production, but those Publishers are listed anyway for completion.

Hope it helps somewhat updating the database in the samples software for more librarys, so that our samples can go even further, helping us find even stuff, we never thought were Production but are, which is the idea of my posted text file.

https://app.box.com/s/qhimn7yvohvxkm3r8pnd

SO many things wrong with that list, that I don't even know where to begin.

AfroOod wrote:try this one...

https://app.box.com/s/o36p5ji2uff7lmbm9xux

Will dew when I get home from work.

Edit: no luck... too much talking, not enough clear parts.

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