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Can you closely listen to "Air Force One In Trouble" with headphones and report back?
I'm not sure what you're wanting me to listen for?
From what I hear, you should be able to tell in the last minute pretty easily if you're listening with headphones.
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My copy arrived today.
Before ripping it into iTunes, I had to fix a couple of the ID3 tags. Somebody submitted the album title as “Air Force One: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Deluxe Edition) - Disc One”
Good grief. Belts and suspenders. Just “Air Force One” suffices.
And never put the disc number in the title. There’s a dedicated field for that. Adding it makes this soundtrack appear as two things in whatever MP3 player you use.
They also put 2019 for the year. No. This music is from 1997.
On multi-disc sets, I prefer to have the disc # in the album title. I personally find it easier on both my iPod and iPhone to have the option to pick either disc 1 or disc 2 that I want to hear any any given time. It's not much different than choosing side A or side B on an LP or flipping over the record is akin to moving to Disc 2 on my iPod when disc 1 is finished. I also didn't mind have the full "Air Force One: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Deluxe Edition)", I don't see what the big deal is with that. But I agree that the year should have read 1997 for sure!
Tom! Tom. I cannot get with you on this series of beliefs. I thought the guy from the OP was crazy as well, but that was mostly because of his presentation (I agree with most of what he’s doing, though you have to identify which version of AFO it is; just writing The Deluxe Edition would be enough, in this case). Why would you want to recreate the stop and start of the 2CD/LP release? What happens if you’re driving? 10 and 2, Tom. 10 and 2!
People’s differing viewpoints on how they present their scores digitally are fascinating to me. Seems like there’s a right way and a wrong way, forgetting things like the use of parentheses versus brackets. But there’s already a thread about THAT, I believe.
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Everyone has their own labeling preferences. I honestly prefer it to read as it says on the album. I don't see the point of "Disc One and Disc Two" since you're ripping it to digital, it's now just one album (and as said, there are fields for disc numbers). I have ZERO use for reel tagging (3m3-4m1 etc), I am fine with the title of the cue.
Then there are the people who put under composer "Williams, John Towner" or "Jerry Goldsmith/Jerrald Goldsmith (1929-2004)." Simply "Jerry Goldsmith" or even "Goldsmith, Jerry" is more than adequate.
Those are easy fields to change, but when someone puts all sorts of crap in the titles of the cues themselves, and there are like 50 to change individually, I get cranky.
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Still waiting for my order to ship.
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Still waiting for my order to ship.
Maybe you should cancel it- if it's NOT TOO LATE!
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Just scroll up some posts here above and you'll find your answer.
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Forgive my ignorance I'm a newbie too AFO - this seems like a project that Jerry could handle his self with ease - what was/is McNeely needed for on this picture did Goldsmith contact him or was this another dictator-director - i see a good few tracks of Mac its not a bad-thing just a mystery.
Not a mystery at all; Robert Townson relates the complete story of Jerry's time crunch and how Joel McNeely got involved a bit over an hour into our conversation, here:
http://goldsmithodyssey.buzzsprout.com/159614/1301242-odyssey-interviews-robert-townson-part-1
Yavar
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Forgive my ignorance I'm a newbie too AFO - this seems like a project that Jerry could handle his self with ease - what was/is McNeely needed for on this picture did Goldsmith contact him or was this another dictator-director - i see a good few tracks of Mac its not a bad-thing just a mystery.
Because Jerry was just too lazy to finish the damn thing himself!
Do I really need to use the WINKY icon?
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A funny joke would be better.
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A funny joke would be better.
Or silence...
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A funny joke would be better.
Or silence...
Hey I'm just giving the question the answer it deserves.
As Mutant said , it's already been answered- multiple times!
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