I N T E R S T E L L A R
HANS ZIMMER
| END CREDITS |
5.1/Stereo in FLAC & MP3

The 5.1 Surround version - FLAC, 6 channels, lossless, 48KHz, 24-bit
The Stereo lossless version - FLAC, 2 channels, lossless, 48KHz, 24-bit

http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/MDmxjbWw/file.html




Extracted 6ch DTS-HD MA stream from remuxed Blu-ray in lossless WAV. Downmixed using eac3to 3.28. No DPL. No editing done except cropping the required audio out of the WAV track.

Two covers. The black one is the one I made when Tyler re-created the End Credits. The purplish one is based off of a rejected cover for No Time For Caution. The black one is tagged with the files.

Sweetness. Now this is just the OST, or what? What's inside the pretty package?

:awsm:

Thanks a lot!! I've been waiting for this!!!

Please try to rip the whole score if you can!

This is amazing!

Yeah, I will check it out, but do you have a track list or can you elaborate on what is included?

Sweetness. Now this is just the OST, or what? What's inside the pretty package?


Yeah, I will check it out, but do you have a track list or can you elaborate on what is included?


Sorry, I messed up the title. These are the END CREDITS.

eac3to 3.28

Oh good, you saw the update for this.
:bearclap:

I just listened to the remuxed end credits.
Can't wait until tomorrow when it's day time to watch this really loud.

Sorry, I messed up the title.

http://i.imgur.com/jao2fMQ.gif

Unacceptable

Oh good, you saw the update for this.
I did, felt no need to keep to an older version. :)

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Unacceptable

I just posted it in Sparky's thread and wondered if it could use it's own. Pasted the title and posted it. :facepalm:
Realized I can't change my own thread's title.
Anyway, I did put in a request for it. As Sanico seems to be on a sabbatical of sorts, some other mod might need to do it.


Thread name changed.

As Sanico seems to be on a sabbatical of sorts, some other mod might need to do it.

'Tis the weekend, too. So probably within 24-48 hours before someone strolls along to fix.
(Pacific Standard Time, at least. Future people are already Garfielding it up.)

Ya and when a mod does come around I'm gonna requets those 3 damn Sucker Punch threads all be merged into 1, cause I'm gonna be posting one soon....

Ya and when a mod does come around I'm gonna requets those 3 damn Sucker Punch threads all be merged into 1, cause I'm gonna be posting one soon....

So... 4 in 1?

Nope. Mine will be a little different. All 3 of them are identical. Same source, quality, you name it. However, mine will be derived from the original. But it'll still be different.

Anyway, getting back to Interstellar - thanks for posting the End Credits, Helix. Just finished syncing to the phone ;)

Please try to rip the whole score if you can!

I can rip the entire DTS-HD MA track for someone to work with but that's prolly the best I can do. Isolating channels and restoring frequencies and stuff goes over my teensy cranium.

I can rip the entire DTS-HD MA track for someone to work with but that's prolly the best I can do. Isolating channels and restoring frequencies and stuff goes over my teensy cranium.

A few cues are already being worked on.

The surround sound mix is entirely mixed for theater experience.
The sfx and score are very discreet, all sharing the same channels with morphing dynamics.

If the whole movie is to be edited, you'll have to take it with a lot of sfx. I mean a lot.
It'll be quite difficult to edit out the sfx without destroying the same frequencies that the music shares with the sfx.

Without sounding like a broken record I though I'd say it rather than express through gif. God fucking damnit

A few cues are already being worked on.

The surround sound mix is entirely mixed for theater experience.
The sfx and score are very discreet, all sharing the same channels with morphing dynamics.

If the whole movie is to be edited, you'll have to take it with a lot of sfx. I mean a lot.
It'll be quite difficult to edit out the sfx without destroying the same frequencies that the music shares with the sfx.

It is, I noticed it when I was looking at the wave-forms for the channels. The FX, voices and even the music itself is spread across all channels. Extracting a usable score out of this is going to be hard. It is easier to sample stuff and then mix them to recreate the original track but that is hard work in itself.

I can rip the entire DTS-HD MA track for someone to work with but that's prolly the best I can do. Isolating channels and restoring frequencies and stuff goes over my teensy cranium.

That's not a bad idea. You can post it here. I guess some talented users among us may be able to help?
Is there anyone who can work on that?

It is, I noticed it when I was looking at the wave-forms for the channels. The FX, voices and even the music itself is spread across all channels. Extracting a usable score out of this is going to be hard. It is easier to sample stuff and then mix them to recreate the original track but that is hard work in itself.

I'm considering of doing a rip of the whole film without the center channel.
Let it be sfx-riddled and whatsnot.

I've done that for Godzilla lol.
I actually just had the whole movie rip with the center channel for Godzilla so I can listen to it on my mobile.
I love all the booming and deep sfx.

That's not a bad idea. You can post it here. I guess some talented users among us may be able to help?
Is there anyone who can work on that?

Yeah, count me out. That's beyond my area of expertise. And I have Sucker Punch (and still Iron Man) to work on

Thanks :)

Thanks so much !!! Wonderful...

Thanks, Helix.

Thanks a lot for this! Great piece!

Thanks Helix.

Thanks

Hey guys, which software do you use in your PCs/Macbook to play FLAC 6-channels files?

Hey guys, which software do you use in your PCs/Macbook to play FLAC 6-channels files?

foobar2000, VLC, MPC-HC, etc.

I use foobar and MediaMonkey for all music playback but there are other options for multi-channel playback.

Thanks for 5.1 lossless!!! :)

Oh god, I just got flashbacks from when I was sitting in the theater during the credits with my eyes closed and just taking it all in, everyone else just got up and gtfo.

Probably the only time I've stayed during the credits too.

Thank you share!

Thanks

Guys, I have this version of end credits (bluray) and old version that someone made before bluray comes out. Like I said it before in another thread, I love both versions as they are incredible and a bit different, the piano part is different.

Bluray version vs Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created) (48.7 Mb). Both versions have same but in a way different piano cues after 3:00.

So, where is this piano part taken from in Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)? Im guessing this file was created by Helix or Tyler :)

Probably the only time I've stayed during the credits too.

I always stay for the end credits. And whoever is with me usually bitches about it, but tough shit lol. Ever since Iron Man I stay. Even if there's no post-credits scene, I like to hear the end credits piece and I actually read the credits. I look at the actors, I see who worked on the score and where it was recorded/mixed, I like to see where it was filmed and I like to see what cities/companies get thanked at the end for their service/support. I'm not some toolbag who sits there on my phone and wastes time

And make fun of their names...
Point at any present company that shares the same name as anyone in the credits and giggle...
Pretend to conduct the music...

I love watching for things like "No dinosaurs were harmed during the making of this film" to make sure it's a friendly film.

I try to stay for the end credits too, mostly because it's fun to see how much work went into the film. It's fun to see the actors and actresses listed, the cameramen, the mixers, etc. Plus it's neat to see more obscure positions listed like catering, or what company created the end credits, or the name of the guy in charge of driving the cast and crew around.

I try to stay for the end credits too, mostly because it's fun to see how much work went into the film. It's fun to see the actors and actresses listed, the cameramen, the mixers, etc. Plus it's neat to see more obscure positions listed like catering, or what company created the end credits, or the name of the guy in charge of driving the cast and crew around.

Exactly. Most of the general public has no fucking clue what it takes to make a film and how massive it is. Like....catering, as you said. Assistants, costume designers, extras, gaffers, grippers, everything. I like to see all of that and appreciate what they did to make the film.

I always stay for the end credits. And whoever is with me usually bitches about it, but tough shit lol.

haha, I know what you mean. I get told to hurry up and then I tell them to shush and wait. I'm usually the one who drove, so they don't get to complain that I'm keeping them waiting lol...

The only time I care to leave is if they play commercial, radio music. : /
I still have Big Shiny Tunes 2, so I'm good for modern and hip music.

haha, I know what you mean. I get told to hurry up and then I tell them to shush and wait. I'm usually the one who drove, so they don't get to complain that I'm keeping them waiting lol...

Same here. If you wanna leave by some other means than me driving us home, then go ahead. Otherwise STFU and sit yo ass down! :p

Bluray version vs Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created) (48.7 Mb). Both versions have same but in a way different piano cues after 3:00. So, where is this piano part taken from in Interstellar IMAX End Credits (Re-Created)? Im guessing this file was created by Helix or Tyler :)

Tyler re-created the IMAX end credits off of some recordings (and prolly by actually going to showings). I'm not sure that version, if it is different (I don't remember it beyond the first couple seconds because the person i saw it with was hella late for something so we had to skidaddle), it will prolly never see the light of day (unless by some miracle the IMAX version is released for general consumption, which is not most likely happening). This one is the very much the official rip from the retail release.

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I always stay for the end credits.

I try to as well. Gets me a chance to fully appreciate the music without dialogue or FX or even visuals. Hell, sometimes I even stay there in awe of how awesome the end was (Nolan's movies with their montages for example). But most of the time, our operator shuts the projector seconds after credits roll and house lights are up, basically in one or more subtle ways telling us to get the hell out.

Interstellar vinyl pressing video without featuring Hans' music. Hmm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKE3zH6MPB4

Original score by Mike Schleingersvsbsshssomething. I might just recreate that video with score from the actual film. No one wants to hear that shit they chose for that video. Wtf. It's also very nice to see how the vinyls get dinged around and just kinda moved from conveyor belt to conveyor belt without a care in the world. Lovely.

It could have been copyright concerns that prevented them from sampling Interstellar. Maybe.
Youtube isn't ever so friendly to the right people.

Yeah, I'm not sure if that was a smart thing they were doing with the vinyls, just plopping in from belt to belt, twisting and turning and smacking into each other.

At least the guy at the end didn't chuck the box.

Sounded like poopy stock music to me... the editor probably didn't think that anything on the Interstellar soundtrack was riveting enough for the video.

Possibly, but their other videos that they upload seem to be fine.

Hey, I can use your "flossy" FYC tracks for the video. Maybe the quality is so bad even YouTube won't detect it lol

Yeah, I'm not sure if that was a smart thing they were doing with the vinyls, just plopping in from belt to belt, twisting and turning and smacking into each other.

I applied to work as a laborer for Fed-Ex here and on the tour, all boxes labeled "fragile" (like the service-paid stamping, not at-home sticker making labels) got put on a conveyor belt and sent down a row.
They overflowed and pushed other products off the belt as they kept coming in.
Not one single employee cared, even if it made a shattering sound.

A lot of warehouse workers "don't get paid enough to care".
Even if you pay extra for the "fragile" sticker.

What struck me as funny is that the company thinks that they're doing such a good job with their packaging, it's worth recording and making a video of.

And here we are criticizing it.

Quick, someone bring this thread to their attention so they can shame themselves and see how bad they're doing their jobs lol

And here we are criticizing it.

I don't get enough free downloads to care about their feelings lol.

I love how none of the belts have any rails or something to contain things inside, things could fall off (and once or twice it looks close) and what'd they do? just put it back up and be on their merry ways.

just put it back up and be on their merry ways.



Exactly

Thanks!

Could you please re-up FLAC format for this?

Hi. Anyway to get this download again? Stereo Flac?

I would also love a FLAC stereo re-up if you have a chance.

Hold up, lemme find them first.

Re-upped.