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The Aldoran Music Bundle

The Aldoran Music Bundle

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$15.00
$15.00
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Aldoran Chronicles Bundle - Over 30min of original fantasy score!

  1. Track 1 - Aldoran Theme
  2. Track 2 - The White Tower
  3. Track 3 - Plague of Shadows
  4. Track 4 - The Four-Part Key
  5. Track 5 - The Tunnels Beneath


IMPORTANT: As soon as you purchase, you will receive an email from Bookfunnel, where you will be able to download and listen to your tracks on any digital device via the "free" Bookfunnel audio player app, or on your computer browser via the Bookfunnel cloud, or you will have the option to download a DRM-free MP3. Lots of choices to listen. If you have any questions, the Bookfunnel team will be there to help. You can contact them at help@bookfunnel.com

Let the epic music begin!

Music by: "Award-Winning Film Composer" - Will Musser

 

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I didn't want to truncate with ellipses, and preferred a fade to transparent, hence using a gradient above the text in a container with a reduced max-height. So this required transitioning the gradient colors which isn't really possible. While we can achieve gradient movement with keyframes and background-position, it's not at all ideal for this use case (and def not possible with this much ease).I wanted to condense a shitload of text to be expanded by the user if they feel like it, and this needed to adapt to a page section that has a scroll-triggered background color change.The primary thing with the pure-CSS expand functionality is hiding an input checkbox, using that as a means of toggling between two states, and applying styles accordingly.I didn't want to truncate with ellipses, and preferred a fade to transparent, hence using a gradient above the text in a container with a reduced max-height. So this required transitioning the gradient colors which isn't really possible. While we can achieve gradient movement with keyframes and background-position, it's not at all ideal for this use case (and def not possible with this much ease).
I didn't want to truncate with ellipses, and preferred a fade to transparent, hence using a gradient above the text in a container with a reduced max-height. So this required transitioning the gradient colors which isn't really possible. While we can achieve gradient movement with keyframes and background-position, it's not at all ideal for this use case (and def not possible with this much ease).I wanted to condense a shitload of text to be expanded by the user if they feel like it, and this needed to adapt to a page section that has a scroll-triggered background color change.The primary thing with the pure-CSS expand functionality is hiding an input checkbox, using that as a means of toggling between two states, and applying styles accordingly.I didn't want to truncate with ellipses, and preferred a fade to transparent, hence using a gradient above the text in a container with a reduced max-height. So this required transitioning the gradient colors which isn't really possible. While we can achieve gradient movement with keyframes and background-position, it's not at all ideal for this use case (and def not possible with this much ease).

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Joshua Parker
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Throughout this musical soundtrack, the feeling of the stories merge into harmonious beauty. As someone who listens to instrumental music almost exclusively, I can recommend to you this music. The progression, from a musical perspective, is outstanding. It is an incredible piece of art!