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 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 4:07 AM   
 By:   Nicolai P. Zwar   (Member)

Except for "You Are The Pan" as assembled for the Original Soundtrack Album and the 2CD set.

Yes, you do have the individual cues on the 3CD set, but not the fully flowing and assembled "OST" cue, which is a pity, because Williams was right to combine those two into one cue, as the musical flow make perfect sense. So that's the one thing I find missing from the 3CD set (which is no big deal for me, because I have both prior releases of the score).


You Are The Pan OST is very simple to assemble, even if one is an Audacity beginner. And you'd have it in full Matessino fidelity too.


What are the tracks?

I love that album cue.


The original album track can be assembled from:

First:
Disc 2, Track 4 "You are The Pan (Film Version)
segueing directly into:
Disc 1, Track 21 "The Face of Pan"


 
 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 4:11 AM   
 By:   Traveling Matt   (Member)

I confess I'm perplexed by no "after the fact" editing policies, but to each their own.

 
 
 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 4:54 AM   
 By:   Prince Damian   (Member)

I confess I'm perplexed by no "after the fact" editing policies, but to each their own.

I wouldn't say its a policy nut I also don't do any after editing. Not saying never or never will. I can think of one I did a while ago. But in simple terms- to much to listen to, not enough time and u can't be arsed. I just enjoy what I'm listening to. But as you say to each their own.

 
 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 5:08 AM   
 By:   mstrox   (Member)

It’s my opinion that a truly comprehensive edition of any score would include the composer’s OST arrangement - but I also know that ultimately there’s a financial price for that (it would have bumped this to four discs). Ultimately it’s not a big deal for me in the long run - I just have to hold onto my OST disc instead of dumping it.


I confess I'm perplexed by no "after the fact" editing policies, but to each their own.

For me it’s not a “no editing policy,” but a “I shouldn’t have to edit this” opinion.

 
 
 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 5:28 AM   
 By:   panavision   (Member)

Except for "You Are The Pan" as assembled for the Original Soundtrack Album and the 2CD set.

Yes, you do have the individual cues on the 3CD set, but not the fully flowing and assembled "OST" cue, which is a pity, because Williams was right to combine those two into one cue, as the musical flow make perfect sense. So that's the one thing I find missing from the 3CD set (which is no big deal for me, because I have both prior releases of the score).


You Are The Pan OST is very simple to assemble, even if one is an Audacity beginner. And you'd have it in full Matessino fidelity too.


What are the tracks?

I love that album cue.


The original album track can be assembled from:

First:
Disc 2, Track 4 "You are The Pan (Film Version)
segueing directly into:
Disc 1, Track 21 "The Face of Pan"



Thanks.

I'm assembling a Hook playlist, mixture of album and film tracks.

 
 Posted:   Jul 14, 2024 - 6:06 AM   
 By:   Solium   (Member)

I confess I'm perplexed by no "after the fact" editing policies, but to each their own.

I wouldn't say its a policy nut I also don't do any after editing. Not saying never or never will. I can think of one I did a while ago. But in simple terms- to much to listen to, not enough time and u can't be arsed. I just enjoy what I'm listening to. But as you say to each their own.


It took me at least an entire day to edit the 2CD set into the listening experience I enjoy. Editing 13 tracks and combining two, three or four tracks together in some instances. No way I'm going through all that work again! Its another reason I won't get the 3CD set.

 
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