It seems the soundtrack is being released December 18th:
http://www.disneymusicemporium.com/rgshop/star-wars-the-force-awakens/
Well, at least its not the same old deep evil voice right? ;)
What the...
In terms of deleted scenes personally I would be more interested in music-free versions of the Prequel DVD scenes than for the OT (except for maybe the alternate Han and Leia on Bespin., especially for people who might write new music for extended edition edits.
Thanks Silverwhoosh!
CARP! Wrong Subforum!
Disclaimer: The reason this is in Fan Edits is because is that some of these videos were edited to fit early cuts before the music was removed.
Gandalf Throws Ring (Music Only)
Gandalf Throws Ring (Full Mix)
Attack of the Orcs (Music Only)
The Dawn Battle/Theoden’s Victory [Early Cut] (Music Only)
The Voyage to Mordor/Theme from Lord of the Rings [Early Cut] (Music Only)
The cue and scene I am referring to:
Riding to Edoras [Restored from foreign language tracks] (Music Only)
Riding to Edoras [Restored from foreign language tracks] (Full Mix)
I think those are either darksabers, or just blue lightsabers that look purplish.
Your Anakin idea sounds like the "What if Episode I was actually GOOD!?" video
This is probably really more for the elevator scene in AOTC but:
Perhaps Obi-wan could chuckle at random points, then Anakin could say "what?", and Obi-wan could respond "nothing".
DominicCobb said:
If we could keep the spoilers to minimum that'd be great - just as much as the poster reveals. I know people have been skeptical that Jakku isn't Tatooine but I've firmly believed it until now. I just cannot for the life of me figure why they'd lie about that. But here we are, and not only are there two Suns but there's also a moisture vaporator.
And the carbon freeze chamber...
Struzan loves those steps, he also used them in his ROTJ SE poster
TV's Frink said:
I need a quick gag when Obi-Wan comes back up from the water after being shot off his luck dragon lizard. Maybe something along the lines of what I did in TRM (the Sonic the Hedgehog underwater music and sfx) but not exactly the same...
Perhaps sfx and music from this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH-UGtfGH8I
Uncanny Valley:
Used in reference to the phenomenon whereby a computer-generated figure or humanoid robot bearing a near-identical resemblance to a human being arouses a sense of unease or revulsion in the person viewing it.
Ah, never mind then.
Though mine attempts to go a different route with the echo and (probably less funny and more disturbingly) implying that something weird is going on between Palpatine and Anakin ("Not like you, you're smooth").
Basically make Palpatine remind Anakin what he did to the Sand People every time Anakin is talking with him.
Like this: http://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxQSwI5aPja9REVPbi0wYkplZ3M/view?usp=sharing
Same place as in the original film maybe? Wherever works.
Basically like this: http://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxQSwI5aPja9Y1J4bXdtQlVmV00/view?usp=sharing
Perhaps after Dooku's death or something Palpatine could say "Remember what you told me about Sand?" (with "its rough etc." as an echo instead of the Sand People cry)
No character specifically, i'ts more a theme for a setting or concept, probably for the Cloud City trap.
"It's appropriate that this is in the fan edit section, though"
So what does "Other fan projects" mean then?
"I think it is actually quite tricky on occasion to say how something was actually meant to be and get it right."
Except when the information on how it was intended to be is pretty much handed to you on a silver platter (in this case indicated by Williams himself in the sheet music).
Was the guy who did Anakin's voice in the 2003 the same guy who did his voice in the ROTS game?
Ronster said:
adywan said:
Ronster said:
The whole thing that has me in disagreement about this particular clip is that the pause works so incredibly well and it was how it was recorded, so this is what really has me scratching my head about that particular point.But it wasn't how it was recorded, that's the thing. It was two separately recorded pieces edited together for nothing more than the soundtrack CD. On the original soundtrack double vinyl LP they were two separate tracks also.
Yes! and there is a very clear space in between where one track ends and the other one starts.
They are edited together with a gap in the middle of them both...Agreed?
The question here is how they were edited together is it precise as to how it was meant to synch up to the film?
You have gone for an overlap as per score notes and I have chose to adhere to the silence as per the recording and remove Bars because I don't think anything is missing from the AT-AT reveal and really the main thing I have been looking at is the transition to double time and matching that and found that the first note of the piano riff (although bars are removed) synchs up with the foot... The first time we see the AT-AT.
I am tracing back from a point in the middle (Double time cue) to find a start point.... You are trying to synch the music to what is already there when it might be a cover up of a missing scene. Hence why the music was probably removed in the first place.
There is no missing scene or shots (atleast none that were scored by this these cues), John Williams always intended the two cues to overlap.
The Battle of Hoth on the 2 disc CD is
3M1 Drawing The Battle Lines
3M2 Leia’s Instructions
3M3 The Snow Battle
3M4/4M1 Luke’s First Crash
4M2 The Rebels Escape Again
All overlapped in the film, but with sections dropped, the CD mostly reflect this, but they chose to mix the cues together differently. (And wrongly in the case of 3m2 and 3m3)