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 that we feel we are replacing with more fresh new material. Why do we do this? Because it’s […]
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Some older tracks being pruned today
This month we have added a huge amount of new music to Shockwave-Sound.com. As per our tradition, we follow up by removing some old tracks. We call it “pruning the catalogue”. Why do we do this? Because we made a decision when we started this business back in the year 2000, that we would not […]
Some older tracks being pruned (removed) today
Saying goodbye to some old tracks… I guess we are probably the only stock music site that actually removes old tracks. We always set out with the aim that our catalogue should be fresh and up to date – also12 years after we launched. Too many other music libraries have fallen for the tempation to […]
Some older tracks getting pruned today…
Dear friends, Every week, of every month, of every year, we add new music to Shockwave-Sound.com. We’ve always deliberately set out to be a place without “old, outdated music”, so in parallel with adding new music all the time, we also remove some old music. It’s a bit melancholic. Some of the following tracks have […]
When music tracks are removed from our catalogue
I wanted to write a little note about what happens when we remove a track, or several tracks, from our catalog of royalty-free music and why this is sometimes done. We like to try to keep our catalog fresh and current. When we started Shockwave-Sound.com back in March of 2000, there were some stock music […]
