Indiana Jones Unreleased Music Resource

So there's a new rip of Staff of Kings?

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king mark wrote:So there's a new rip of Staff of Kings?

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Its the PSP rip unfortunately.




(Are the rules here the same as on the ACTUAL jwfan?)

ah..

Faleel J Morricone wrote:(Are the rules here the same as on the ACTUAL jwfan?)

I think we should respect these rules too at this place.

well that's up to koray.

I dont need open posts with links, but just talk about unnoficial material, i dont see a problem...

I don't consider this a different site from Ricard's original, just an extension. Same rules apply. You can talk, but don't post download links, sites, etc.

I think I can agree with that in the interim until we get the real JWFan back.

Since I can't ask everything I want here, I'll restrict myself to one question: which is the best recording to use for the clean opening to the ToD credits? I have the Royal Philharmonic recording and the City of Prague recording, but there must also be others to check out.

i dont think there are, in fact, i only knew the prague recording existed...

City of Prague was featured on the soundtrack "Indiana Jones - New Recordings of the Old Scores", and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was featured on a HMV-exclusive CD. The latter is the one I'm using. For whatever reason, others prefer to use statements from the Finale instead for that missing bit.

I got pretty good results with a DVD rip of the rear channels. Much better than using an entirely different recording in my opinion.

It's okay if you have the tracks all together, but I like having mine separate, so sadly a DVD rip won't do in this case. The RPO one is the best-sounding one, but I haven't heard any other takes aside from those two.

EDIT: And, also, where does the End Credits start in the Last Crusade? I'm told it starts at 2:27 but that doesn't make sense in respect to 13M4/14M1. I think it starts with the snare hit after 2:35.

I did the same and it works pretty well, I tried with the Prague and it just doesn't meld well at all.

Clone of ggctuk wrote:I think I can agree with that in the interim until we get the real JWFan back.

Since I can't ask everything I want here, I'll restrict myself to one question: which is the best recording to use for the clean opening to the ToD credits? I have the Royal Philharmonic recording and the City of Prague recording, but there must also be others to check out.

I used the Royal Philarhmonic and kept the edit to this day

Sounds almost as good as if we had the actual End Credits .But you need to use only the first 15 seconds

also I keep Return to the Village and End Credits separate ,so the edit works better

Yep, I use the first seconds, then the DVD rip, then the rest from the Concord set.

Clone of ggctuk wrote:EDIT: And, also, where does the End Credits start in the Last Crusade? I'm told it starts at 2:27 but that doesn't make sense in respect to 13M4/14M1. I think it starts with the snare hit after 2:35.

http://www.indianajonesmusic.com/2008/11/indiana-jones-and-last-crusade-1989.html

Ghost Pirate LeBlanc wrote:

Clone of ggctuk wrote:EDIT: And, also, where does the End Credits start in the Last Crusade? I'm told it starts at 2:27 but that doesn't make sense in respect to 13M4/14M1. I think it starts with the snare hit after 2:35.

http://www.indianajonesmusic.com/2008/11/indiana-jones-and-last-crusade-1989.html

Thanks.

I thought it might have started there, but the Resource listed 13M4/14M1 as being 2:27 and not 2:07. That's where the confusion arose.

The psp rip of Staff of Kings has no unreleased music.

Only the game composer's garba - uhm i mean score.

-Alexander

Do the other versions of the game have unreleased music?

Clone of ggctuk wrote:Do the other versions of the game have unreleased music?

Aye.

Hector Barbossa wrote:

Clone of ggctuk wrote:Do the other versions of the game have unreleased music?

Aye.

What are the highlights of those pieces? In any case, I can't see the game remaining unrippable - those guys on FFShrine have cracked quite a few that were thought to be impossible.

Aye but this one be uncrackable.

Hector Barbossa wrote:Aye but this one be uncrackable.

No such thing in the world of computers - whatever security they come up with, somebody will always, always come up with a way to crack that. It'll take time, but it won't remain uncrackable forever, I can guarantee that.

but if crackers are not interested in the game it wont be done.

Fair point.

I'm working on TOD at the moment. Is there a place I can get mockups of missing cues, and whereabouts do I start using the LEGO game audio for The Rope Bridge?

Clone of ggctuk wrote:Fair point.

I'm working on TOD at the moment. Is there a place I can get mockups of missing cues, and whereabouts do I start using the LEGO game audio for The Rope Bridge?

I started a mockup thread, but I guess that sort of activity will only be practiced on the actual board.