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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/19971224133421/http://pcsw.com:80/}} was a multimedia design and production studio founded in 1989 by Mark Waldrep in West Hollywood, California, as a digital mastering and multimedia audio facility. The studio had worked with companies such as ''Warner Music Group'', ''Motown Records'', [[Spectrum Holobyte]], [[Rocket Science]], ''Fox Television'', ''CBS'', ''Time Warner Audio Books'' and ''National Public Radio''. The company his known for creating music and sound effects for [[Pacific SoftScape]]'s video game [[Generations Lost]].  
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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/19971224133421/http://pcsw.com:80/}} was a multimedia design and production studio founded in 1989 by Mark Waldrep in West Hollywood, California, as a digital mastering and multimedia audio facility. The studio had worked with companies such as ''Warner Music Group'', ''Motown Records'', [[Spectrum Holobyte]], [[Rocket Science]], ''Fox Television'', ''CBS'', ''Time Warner Audio Books'' and ''National Public Radio''. The company is known for creating music and sound effects for [[Pacific SoftScape]]'s video game [[Generations Lost]].  
  
 
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Pacific Coast Sound Works[1] was a multimedia design and production studio founded in 1989 by Mark Waldrep in West Hollywood, California, as a digital mastering and multimedia audio facility. The studio had worked with companies such as Warner Music Group, Motown Records, Spectrum Holobyte, Rocket Science, Fox Television, CBS, Time Warner Audio Books and National Public Radio. The company is known for creating music and sound effects for Pacific SoftScape's video game Generations Lost.

References

  1. http://pcsw.com:80/ (Wayback Machine: 1997-12-24 13:34)