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09-10-2014, 12:07 AM
Alexandre Desplat
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 1 (Deluxe Edition)
2010

53 tracks, TRT: 2:01:48, FLAC (lossy source)
https://mega.co.nz/#!1pl2nLYR!Jiiwof4a2LI-xw-8bWrRkQ7tzaOjdQr6koTIl3XhrNc
Note: I almost didn't want to do this but persistence pervailed.
For this release, I utilized the sessions versus the OST so I can't say with any certainty that this is truly complete or not but it is a nice expansion once you get over the noisy hiss that dominates several tracks.
The sessions contained many different versions of certain cues (original, revised, CD mix, etc) but I played through them all to get a feel for how I wanted those cues to sound towards the overall flow. On some cues, I mix things up a bit by mixing original versions with revised versions, etc.
For the 3rd part of the track "Sky Battle", I liked the solo soprano version over the others so I included that.
For the track "Landing at the Burroughs", I mixed the original version and the revised version as the original version contained material that wasn't in the revised version.
For the tracks "Twister" and "Vision", I mixed 2 of the 4 alternates together because it sounded more complete that way.
For the source cue "Silent Night", I included the humming version as the intro and the sung version following that. Whether that's how it's supposed to be, I don't care. It sounded better that way to my ears.
The cues "Ron Leaves" and "My Love is Always Here" were a bit tricky and in the end, they both sound pretty good to me.
To help improve flow, I mixed some of the smaller cues into longer ones although there weren't too many opportunities for that on this release.
I know I missed a huge opportunity by not including all alternates and album versions but may re-consider re-visiting them later. Don't get excited about it happening anytime fast. You know how slow I can be sometimes.
The project wasn't as difficult as I expected and something tells me that I'm not even close to done with this but this is a pretty good start. If you have any editorial comments, please feel free to leave them below.
Enjoy!
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 1 (Deluxe Edition)
2010

53 tracks, TRT: 2:01:48, FLAC (lossy source)
https://mega.co.nz/#!1pl2nLYR!Jiiwof4a2LI-xw-8bWrRkQ7tzaOjdQr6koTIl3XhrNc
Note: I almost didn't want to do this but persistence pervailed.
For this release, I utilized the sessions versus the OST so I can't say with any certainty that this is truly complete or not but it is a nice expansion once you get over the noisy hiss that dominates several tracks.
The sessions contained many different versions of certain cues (original, revised, CD mix, etc) but I played through them all to get a feel for how I wanted those cues to sound towards the overall flow. On some cues, I mix things up a bit by mixing original versions with revised versions, etc.
For the 3rd part of the track "Sky Battle", I liked the solo soprano version over the others so I included that.
For the track "Landing at the Burroughs", I mixed the original version and the revised version as the original version contained material that wasn't in the revised version.
For the tracks "Twister" and "Vision", I mixed 2 of the 4 alternates together because it sounded more complete that way.
For the source cue "Silent Night", I included the humming version as the intro and the sung version following that. Whether that's how it's supposed to be, I don't care. It sounded better that way to my ears.
The cues "Ron Leaves" and "My Love is Always Here" were a bit tricky and in the end, they both sound pretty good to me.
To help improve flow, I mixed some of the smaller cues into longer ones although there weren't too many opportunities for that on this release.
I know I missed a huge opportunity by not including all alternates and album versions but may re-consider re-visiting them later. Don't get excited about it happening anytime fast. You know how slow I can be sometimes.
The project wasn't as difficult as I expected and something tells me that I'm not even close to done with this but this is a pretty good start. If you have any editorial comments, please feel free to leave them below.
Enjoy!