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I really like Febre's music. Hopefully these scores will be released on cd in the near future.
There maybe a "BEST OF" CD at some point down the road, but these are just going to be Digitial downloads only.
The Good news is that you do get a 24bit Wav version with digital booklet when you download from the buysoundtrax.com site which is a higher resolution then you get on a CD
Also if you purchase all three at the same time you get 20% off.
Ford A. Thaxton
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I really like Febre's music. Hopefully these scores will be released on cd in the near future.
We are planning more digital releases of Febre scores, as a matter of fact he mentioned one that he did for some Serial Killer film that he quite liked that we'll be taking a look very shortly.
If you also haven't heard it, check out his score for ALIEN TRESPASS, a total throwback to the 1950's UNIVERSAL SF movies.
A Rather cool score IMHO
Ford A. Thaxton
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Wonderful composer and wonderful scores.
Too bad these are digitals only and therefore a deff pass.
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Wonderful composer and wonderful scores.
Too bad these are digitals only and therefore a deff pass.
When you get a CD, do you rip it into ITUNES so you can take it with you in the care or elsewhere?
Just curious.
Also, we do offer the title as a 24bit download which is a higher resolution then a CD is.
Ford A Thaxton
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When you get a CD, do you rip it into ITUNES so you can take it with you in the care or elsewhere? Just curious.
I never rip my CDs. Ever. I feel this action ridiculous. Don't use Itunes or any other digital platform. I use my CDs exactly as they are conceived to be used -- put physically in a player, played and listened in a home environment. Then put on a shelf and pulled up again when I want to listen to that music again.
Also, we do offer the title as a 24bit download which is a higher resolution then a CD is.
I thought we already went through this. Human ear in general can't distinguish a difference between 24, 16 or 8 bit. So unless I have some psychological need to be a "quality purist", or unless I'm a music producer who wants to sell you something, then emphasizing on this is quite irrelevant.
I'd love to see these Louis Febre scores released like those old Promo CDs you used to produce years ago. Even with just a one-sheet front/back inserts those were really wonderful items.
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When you get a CD, do you rip it into ITUNES so you can take it with you in the care or elsewhere? Just curious.
I never rip my CDs. Ever. I feel this action ridiculous. Don't use Itunes or any other digital platform. I use my CDs exactly as they are conceived to be used -- put physically in a player, played and listened in a home environment. Then put on a shelf and pulled up again when I want to listen to that music again.
Also, we do offer the title as a 24bit download which is a higher resolution then a CD is.
I thought we already went through this. Human ear in general can't distinguish a difference between 24, 16 or 8 bit. So unless I have some psychological need to be a "quality purist", or unless I'm a music producer who wants to sell you something, then emphasizing on this is quite irrelevant.
I'd love to see these Louis Febre scores released like those old Promo CDs you used to produce years ago. Even with just a one-sheet front/back inserts those were really wonderful items.
I'm sorry, but while we might do a compilation, the full scores at this time will only be released as digitial titles, I'm sorry.
Ford A. Thaxton
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