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Hum of the Machines
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Michael Oster Tampa, Florida
You may not have heard of me, but chances are, you've heard my sounds.
I started my
professional career in 1992 and my sounds have appeared in feature film, television, computer games, radio, and lots of other interesting places.
Please visit my website for complete details.
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