This is a dvd rip and contains sfx. Actually sounds very good considering some of the dvd rips i have heard before.

MP3 @320 ENJOY!! :)

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this is not a rip i created but thought i would share it to everyone.

Just to let you know, I checked and this link goes to the exact same download page as the link posted under this thread: Thread 83777. This is just MasterZPrime's DVD rip.

oops my bad. i found this on a website, and thought i would share it, but didnt realise the samelink had already had been posted (and made by one of the forum members)

sorry if i have pissed anyone off especially MasterZPrime for posting this.

oops my bad. i found this on a website, and thought i would share it, but didnt realise the samelink had already had been posted (and made by one of the forum members)

sorry if i have pissed anyone off especially MasterZPrime for posting this.

its ok, nbd :p

I actually thought this had no sfx lol oh well, the search continues

Isnt the whole soundtrack to inception just different arrangements of the song "non, je ne regrette rien" run through a program like Paulstretch and mixed together? So in theory couldnt someone far more bored than I've ever been in my life just reconstruct this without sfx?

Isnt the whole soundtrack to inception just different arrangements of the song "non, je ne regrette rien" run through a program like Paulstretch and mixed together? So in theory couldnt someone far more bored than I've ever been in my life just reconstruct this without sfx?

someone could do that with any kind of music. They'd have to be near perfect, and know every effect used in the track. Good luck I'd say to that person, but it'd be easier to obtain a complete score taken from the studio at that rate :p

Isnt the whole soundtrack to inception just different arrangements of the song "non, je ne regrette rien" run through a program like Paulstretch and mixed together? So in theory couldnt someone far more bored than I've ever been in my life just reconstruct this without sfx?

While it is true that a lot of the music from the film was influenced by "Non, Je Ne, Regrette Rien," Hans Zimmer did not use a program like Paulstretch, or any other program that would be simple or free like that. I'd read somewhere that he took a look at the song and broke it down into what makes it sound like it does. He multiplied or divided tempos, sped up or slowed instruments, and used other complicated processes to produce the score. The music may have originated from that song, but that song was not used in the actual process in the way you are suggesting.

I've already taken a look at the whole score, trying to break down all the themes and understand what they mean. Even I haven't uncovered how the song was manipulated throughout most of the score, and I am an avid listener. As MasterZPrime said, you'd have to be a super-genius to be able to first figure out how the song was manipulated, and then find a way to duplicate that sound. I totally agree it would be way easier just to wait around for the recording sessions.

Also, I'm working on my own edit that I think many people will enjoy--so look out for that in the coming months!

We need to get metrotokyo working on an inception complete, with the skills he showed on his Tron Legacy complete, i bet he would kick ass filtering this!

reupload to mediafire please

While it is true that a lot of the music from the film was influenced by "Non, Je Ne, Regrette Rien," Hans Zimmer did not use a program like Paulstretch, or any other program that would be simple or free like that. I'd read somewhere that he took a look at the song and broke it down into what makes it sound like it does. He multiplied or divided tempos, sped up or slowed instruments, and used other complicated processes to produce the score. The music may have originated from that song, but that song was not used in the actual process in the way you are suggesting.

I've already taken a look at the whole score, trying to break down all the themes and understand what they mean. Even I haven't uncovered how the song was manipulated throughout most of the score, and I am an avid listener. As MasterZPrime said, you'd have to be a super-genius to be able to first figure out how the song was manipulated, and then find a way to duplicate that sound. I totally agree it would be way easier just to wait around for the recording sessions.

Also, I'm working on my own edit that I think many people will enjoy--so look out for that in the coming months!

This is how it was done - Our Work - Instrumental Creation, Music Isolation (http://www.audionamix.com/credits/index.php#2)