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MetaRip Offers Music Anthologies For Servers
Anthology #1: Popular Essentials includes 400 songs from Pop, Rock, Jazz, Soul, Dance and Classic Crooners.
MetaRip has partnered with Alliance Entertainment to offer music anthologies for media servers, giving dealers a solution for preloaded bulk music collections.
The first collection, "Anthology #1: Popular Essentials," includes 400 songs from Pop, Rock, Jazz, Soul, Dance, and Classic Crooners. The songs are from major artists including Pink Floyd, Miles Davis, The Beatles, Neil Diamond, Tony Bennett, BB King and more.
The package includes all the original CDs in jewel cases, plus the entire collection in WAV and MP3 formats on a USB drive.
MetaRip Anthology #1: Popular Essentials is available now.
Contact Nick Carter for dealer pricing at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
The first collection, "Anthology #1: Popular Essentials," includes 400 songs from Pop, Rock, Jazz, Soul, Dance, and Classic Crooners. The songs are from major artists including Pink Floyd, Miles Davis, The Beatles, Neil Diamond, Tony Bennett, BB King and more.
The package includes all the original CDs in jewel cases, plus the entire collection in WAV and MP3 formats on a USB drive.
MetaRip Anthology #1: Popular Essentials is available now.
Contact Nick Carter for dealer pricing at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
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