This was a massively complex editing job, more so than "No Time for Caution".

I had to write most of the piano stems over from scratch, it borrowed from like 5 different tracks, switching back and forth from one another constantly, repeated bars, ninja edits, pieces I had to make from scratch because it used unreleased material, etc. etc. I had to re-create "Quantifiable Connection" and layer it because it was damaged and the "fixed" versions sounded like shit. I am actually pretty proud of this one.

Credits to theeaglesfan005 for providing me with his phone recording of the end credits, which was the only way this has been made possible.




OFFICIAL/DVD SCREENER RIP: https://mega.co.nz/#!rIhDnZbb!lpygJGL-g2sWA6pTsLRNdAG9IMFjw0IPaMj2JcM2kQY

Youtube: http://youtu.be/VxuKl9l5SGc
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/yourfavoratemusic/hans-zimmer-interstellar-imax-end-credits-re-created
MP3 320k: https://mega.co.nz/#!TYJSHYpS!cXtjBYiq03n1vnju9b_Ro2W55pt76V1DZPR-VzwK8ng
FLAC: https://mega.co.nz/#!KBwHGLAC!6R6QF6THMm7azc1YmcFP2dZxEpOhAFwHG7bANwL p3_M

UPDATE 1/18/15:
Version Two:

Fixed sequencer synchronization issues from 0:52.5 - 1:39.5
Reworked everything after 2:17 - added pipe organ, tremolo harmonic violin stems, more accurate chord progression, built further upon "Quantifiable Connection"
Added high string stem from 3:46 - 4:05
Changed the ending - merged outro of "Our World" with the outro of "What happens Now?", (this is what was missing, and is a big deal because now the ending is 100% accurate to the real end credits suite)
Misc changes based on the IMAX End Credits bootleg recording


I used all lossless sources during the production of this track.

Thanks :)

Thank you TylerakaSyn! Great done!

Thank you very much

I'm glad I could help

I don't have fancy editing software (just GarageBand) and wouldn't even know where to begin

Thanks

Sounds great thanks for the great work!

AYyyyyye let's go!!!!! Don't rage against the dying of the light though... #InterstellarReference

Lossless FLAC and MP3 320k links are up. I used all lossless sources in the production of this track as well.

Thanks for your support.

I will probably be releasing multiple versions until I feel like it's 100%.

TylerakaSyn, Thank you for sharing and all your hard work making this music possible.

Thanks very much for this.

Thanks for more Interstellar awesomeness. :)

Bravo!

Many thanks - I get an error message when attempting to download the flac version (mp3 works fine).

Thanks a lot!

This was a nice surprise indeed! Thanks for taking the time to complete this Tyler! And even more thanks for sharing it with us on here!

amazing tracks cant wait to hare this on blueray version, thanks.

I prefer the original one but thank you!

Very impressive work. Thanks for the up.
Hope you don't mind.

I resampled the FLAC to 48kHz instead of the 96kHz.
Used eac3to (modified SSRC) to resample.



Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac 48.2 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!HFkiEL6b!rBLgq6uFGTHEQGs5BGjbDtF2G3or2vqfCdSIKmz N5QQ


Here's the eac3to log for the resample:

eac3to v3.27
command line: eac3to "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created).flac" "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac" -resampleTo48000
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FLAC, 2.0 channels, 0:05:06, 24 bits, 2274kbps, 96kHz
Decoding FLAC...
Resampling to 48kHz...
Reducing depth from 64 to 24 bits...
Encoding FLAC with libFlac...
Creating file "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac"...
The original audio track has a constant bit depth of 24 bits.
The processed audio track has a constant bit depth of 24 bits.
eac3to processing took 11 seconds.
Done.


Here's a SoX spectro of the 96kHz version:




And, here's the SoX spectro for the 48kHz resampled version:




I can't hear a difference.
Except maybe some of the high ends don't come in so ringy in my ears in the resampled version.

I prefer the original one but thank you!

Obviously -- we all do, but sadly it isn't out yet, and won't be for a few months, if it even ends up being the DVD/Bluray end credits music.



Very impressive work. Thanks for the up.
Hope you don't mind.

I resampled the FLAC to 48kHz instead of the 96kHz.
Used eac3to (modified SSRC) to resample.



Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac 48.2 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!HFkiEL6b!rBLgq6uFGTHEQGs5BGjbDtF2G3or2vqfCdSIKmz N5QQ


Here's the eac3to log for the resample:

eac3to v3.27
command line: eac3to "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created).flac" "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac" -resampleTo48000
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FLAC, 2.0 channels, 0:05:06, 24 bits, 2274kbps, 96kHz
Decoding FLAC...
Resampling to 48kHz...
Reducing depth from 64 to 24 bits...
Encoding FLAC with libFlac...
Creating file "Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)_48.flac"...
The original audio track has a constant bit depth of 24 bits.
The processed audio track has a constant bit depth of 24 bits.
eac3to processing took 11 seconds.
Done.


Here's a SoX spectro of the 96kHz version:




And, here's the SoX spectro for the 48kHz resampled version:




I can't hear a difference.
Except maybe some of the high ends don't come in so ringy in my ears in the resampled version.

Thanks. I forgot to change the project sample rate, I'll just render a 48kHz one when I wake up tomorrow, since I will probably upload multiple versions of this, especially if they don't end up using this in the Bluray end credits.

I hope it ends up on the BD.
The movie is 2D only (until European distributors get their hands on it and convert it to 3D for BD). Nolan doesn't do 3D.

Lately, most IMAX movies for BD have been getting only IMAX versions on the 3D discs (Transformers: AoE, GotG).
They're really screwing up the home entertainment business and making it IMAX a gimmick.

Nolan has been kind enough with his previous IMAX movies to give us the IMAX version on BD (2 movies really lol).

If we get screwed on the IMAX BD, I'm going to really hate IMAX so much. It's so cumbersome these days.

Nice work, thank you.

thanks for the share and work

Wow! You have done an awesome job! This souunds really good!+

Thank you!

Thanks, TylerakaSyn. Your efforts are very much appreciated!

Updated all download links to the 48kHz sample rate version of the project, and fixed minor fading and volume anomalies that went previously undetected.

Thank you. Great job.

Superb work as always. The piano is quite beautiful here. Almost hypnotic.
Here's another idea for a cover.



Tell me what you think.

I think I love it

Obviously -- we all do, but sadly it isn't out yet, and won't be for a few months, if it even ends up being the DVD/Bluray end credits music.

What do you mean? Does the IMAX version and the regular cinema version differ in the end credits?

I loved the end credits in my cinema, especially the woodwinds section in the middle. I've never heard it anywhere yet (not in your quite astonishing mix either).

What do you mean? Does the IMAX version and the regular cinema version differ in the end credits?

The run times are different.
The other super Interstellar thread, I asked about it because i didn't believe it at first.

Although, it's odd that there's no real press releases that indicate anything.
IMAX has the worst advertising/information ever.
You literally have to email them and then they spend a week forwarding emails to everyone else at IMAX staff just to double/triple check info they send in the first email.

They could really vamp up their site with technical info like each movie filmed in IMAX, how many frames are shot in IMAX cameras, 3D IMAX cameras, and if there's variations from other cinematic releases.
Such a shame that it's all just marketing gimmicks run by door-to-door salesmen on the website.


Others will fill in more explicit details though.
I can't remember them; but, it's written down somewhere. :smrt:

Thanks for sharing. However the shortness of the phrase does not do justice to your efforts.

Thanks so much!

Thank You!

The IMAX 70mm end credits are shorter and omit the piano piece/variation that OP had to recreate, it goes straight into What Happens Now. Digital and non-IMAX presentations have the full credits that OP posted, so best to remove IMAX from the name.

Also better quality recording of the credits to use for reference - https://mega.co.nz/#!sxU3gJ5Z!AldTwwTK0GesL68eIx7pHDxPFJKnKMszKZIRjR5 PPWg

The IMAX 70mm end credits are shorter and omit the piano piece/variation that OP had to recreate, it goes straight into What Happens Now. Digital and non-IMAX presentations have the full credits that OP posted, so best to remove IMAX from the name.

It's still using the same "IMAX End Credits" track as the others, even if a small segment was cut out. It's no different than AAD 160 BPM or any other suite that got cut down for end credits. And considering standard release didn't include this track at all, I think keeping IMAX in the title is appropriate. Whether you are technically right or wrong, the people will be looking for this piece using google or whatever by typing IMAX, or associating it with IMAX.

It's still using the same "IMAX End Credits" track as the others, even if a small segment was cut out. It's no different than AAD 160 BPM or any other suite that got cut down for end credits. And considering standard release didn't include this track at all, I think keeping IMAX in the title is appropriate. Whether you are technically right or wrong, the people will be looking for this piece using google or whatever by typing IMAX, or associating it with IMAX.


People may still think that the regular version is different from what you posted while in reality it is exactly the same (see the recording I posted and it should be the end credits on the DVD/Blu-ray), the only difference and the source of all this "IMAX" stuff being that the runtime on the IMAX 70mm credits is shorter hence them having to cut part of the credits track to fit.

Don't have to change it, but just explaining to the people who asked about it. Anyway, amazing work and thank you!

Thank you share!

Thank you very much for this!!

Thanks for the share TylerakaSyn.

UPDATE 1/18/15:
Version Two:

Fixed sequencer synchronization issues from 0:52.5 - 1:39.5
Fixed minor fading and volume anomalies that went previously undetected
Reworked everything after 2:17 - added pipe organ, tremolo harmonic violin stems, more accurate chord progression, built further upon "Quantifiable Connection"
Added high string stem from 3:46 - 4:05
Changed the ending - merged outro of "Our World" with the outro of "What happens Now?", (this is what was missing, and is a big deal because now the ending is 100% accurate to the real end credits suite)
Misc changes based on the IMAX End Credits bootleg recording


All links in the OP have been updated, and an updated YouTube video has been uploaded.

Thank you all for the explanations.

I just listened to the ISPE last night and Who's They sounds a lot like the regular end credits track in my cinema.

Thank you all for the explanations.

I just listened to the ISPE last night and Who's They sounds a lot like the regular end credits track in my cinema.

Yeah, both the end credits versions (regular and IMAX 70mm) open with Who's They. One thing that always gets me is that bass kick a couple of minutes in (in the credits it's when the title comes up before the scrolling credits)

Thank you for the update BTW Tylerakasyn!

Yeah I just wish there was a way to notify people when a major update is pushed

I hope it ends up on the BD.
The movie is 2D only (until European distributors get their hands on it and convert it to 3D for BD). Nolan doesn't do 3D.

Lately, most IMAX movies for BD have been getting only IMAX versions on the 3D discs (Transformers: AoE, GotG).
They're really screwing up the home entertainment business and making it IMAX a gimmick.

Nolan has been kind enough with his previous IMAX movies to give us the IMAX version on BD (2 movies really lol).

If we get screwed on the IMAX BD, I'm going to really hate IMAX so much. It's so cumbersome these days.

That's bc those 2 movies were released in 3D IMAX.. the ar shifts were only on 3D IMAX.... there was no 2D IMAX for TF4 or GotG

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The IMAX 70mm end credits are shorter and omit the piano piece/variation that OP had to recreate, it goes straight into What Happens Now. Digital and non-IMAX presentations have the full credits that OP posted, so best to remove IMAX from the name.

Also better quality recording of the credits to use for reference - https://mega.co.nz/#!sxU3gJ5Z!AldTwwTK0GesL68eIx7pHDxPFJKnKMszKZIRjR5 PPWg

I saw it in 70mm IMAX (once)

I'm pretty sure the credits were still 5 minutes long like it was in the digital IMAX (seen 3 times)

I saw it in 70mm IMAX (once)

I'm pretty sure the credits were still 5 minutes long like it was in the digital IMAX (seen 3 times)

Saw it 3 times in 70mm IMAX and I can confirm that it was shorter, without the unreleased piece in the middle. Also the credits were static and not scrolling. And the recording I posted is from a recording of the standard non-IMAX version. Can't say about digital IMAX but from what I could see on places like Instagram and based on your post that they had the full 5-minute version.

Thanks!

The screener is out... so i extracted the end credits.. it's an IMAX representation.

The quality isn't the greatest as the screener isn't the greatest... but this will hold us over until the bluray.

https://mega.co.nz/#!ld8CFTjD!naEULoi4mOumNfx1nB8xGvpD_EaHbjb70EZN3NB 2b1E

The screener is out... so i extracted the end credits.. it's an IMAX representation.

The quality isn't the greatest as the screener isn't the greatest... but this will hold us over until the bluray.

https://mega.co.nz/#!ld8CFTjD!naEULoi4mOumNfx1nB8xGvpD_EaHbjb70EZN3NB 2b1E

Did you normalize/amplify the audio or is it as-is from the screener audio

Did you normalize/amplify the audio or is it as-is from the screener audio
Mine is as is, I shared it in the Illuminated thread.

The screener is out... so i extracted the end credits.. it's an IMAX representation.

The quality isn't the greatest as the screener isn't the greatest... but this will hold us over until the bluray.

https://mega.co.nz/#!ld8CFTjD!naEULoi4mOumNfx1nB8xGvpD_EaHbjb70EZN3NB 2b1E

That's the same version which I heard in our (non IMAX) cinema. You sure there were different End Credits?

The slate "8m34" is only a guess?

Well it's either 8m34 or 9m34....which doesn't make sense

I added my own link to the OP because it's been properly ripped and normalized so the details and quiet parts are easier to hear.

That's the same version which I heard in our (non IMAX) cinema. You sure there were different End Credits?

The slate "8m34" is only a guess?

People seem to be getting it confused by calling the full 5 minute version the IMAX version.

oh this is beautiful! thanks so much for sharing :')

Thanks !