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That was a lot of fun! Really enjoy your KOTOR / The Old Republic sound for this book. It really fits, and it's just nice to hear more Star Wars music in that style. 
I actually did a cover a week ago of the final swing music from the first Spider-Man film. I know the timing is a little off, strangely the YouTube video's timing is more off than my original rendered version. I would have adjusted it more if my rendered video had the timing of the YouTube version. 
 

Hi everyone, here's a middle scene for today with lots of drama! Hope you enjoy Cue No. 31: Ron is Poisoned.

I attempted an action-y cue whilst my very slow hard drive was giving out. Reverb is a bit high for my taste, but it didn't turn out as bad as I thought it would given the circumstances. (Temp footage included)
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_-BKcQ64M0nZGUexx_NrimcqELWgxmbi

Today, we have some more Voldemort material during Dumbledore's collected memories. We hope you like Cue No. 29: The Second Memory and a short failed conversation in Cue No. 30: Harry Confronts Slughorn.

And actually pretty much every cue with the Chamber of Secrets theme.

Ahh thank you @redishere! That means a lot to us - you picked out some of what we were most excited for too. Some of Ben's personal favorites are Chamber of Secrets and Minority Report, and a big one of mine is AI. I'm so happy we're able to replicate that a little bit  
 
Today we've got a short goodie before things start picking up to the end of the film. Here's Cue No. 26: Christmas at the Burrow!
 
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Those mockups are impressively realistic! I'm curious though, how'd you have 250 tracks on some of these? Most of the complex, realistic orchestral mockups I've seen are almost always around 50-100 tracks, sometimes less. 

@Permanent WavesI did! I finished mine a week ago and I forgot to mention it here. I like your melding of electronics, sound design, and the orchestra. It sounds almost alien and distinctive.
I did mine in a more traditional superhero style:
 

Well they showed off the winners today. Pretty much what I expected. All of them were in a modern / RCP style with similar textures and instruments. Considering it's Spitfire that's probably the way everyone should approach these competitions if they're looking to win.

Hello everyone, we have some reprises today (lots of Chamber of Secrets again) in Cue No. 24: The Christmas Party and Cue No. 25: Snape and Malfoy! Hope you enjoy!

I think it has quite faded from the public consciousness.

Hi all, here are some little emotional cues for our troubled teens at Hogwarts. We hope you enjoy Cue No. 22: Hermione and Harry and Cue No. 23: Malfoy and the Vanishing Cabinet!

Are 99% of movies garbage? No way!
 
Are 99% of Hollywood movies garbage? You betcha.

I wouldn't say they all suck, but I voted yes to the poll because 99% of them are bland, unmemorable, or rely so heavily on special effects that the story is thrown to the wayside for a mindless roller coaster experience. There's nothing wrong with that once in a while, but the issue is that the MCU and DC shit especially is almost exclusively mindless roller coaster stuff with the rare exception every now and then. 

I wouldn't say they all suck, but I voted yes to the poll because 99% of them are bland, unmemorable, or rely so heavily on special effects that the story is thrown to the wayside for a mindless roller coaster experience. There's nothing wrong with that once in a while, but the issue is that the MCU and DC shit especially is almost exclusively mindless roller coaster stuff with the rare exception every now and then. 

Answering yes is the cowards answer.  Movies are an ever evolving craft. They don't necessarily speak to all of us but they speak to those its meant too.  The overtly cynical JWFans here will say yes but they are incorrect. None of us here see 99% of all films, hell none of us see more than probably 10 % of the films released each year.  

I wouldn't say they all suck, but I voted yes to the poll because 99% of them are bland, unmemorable, or rely so heavily on special effects that the story is thrown to the wayside for a mindless roller coaster experience. There's nothing wrong with that once in a while, but the issue is that the MCU and DC shit especially is almost exclusively mindless roller coaster stuff with the rare exception every now and then. 

i dunno about 99%, but i'm sure as hell i'm not INTERESTED in 90% of mainstream movies nowadays.

I wouldn't say they all suck, but I voted yes to the poll because 99% of them are bland, unmemorable, or rely so heavily on special effects that the story is thrown to the wayside for a mindless roller coaster experience. There's nothing wrong with that once in a while, but the issue is that the MCU and DC shit especially is almost exclusively mindless roller coaster stuff with the rare exception every now and then. 

I wouldn't say they all suck, but I voted yes to the poll because 99% of them are bland, unmemorable, or rely so heavily on special effects that the story is thrown to the wayside for a mindless roller coaster experience. There's nothing wrong with that once in a while, but the issue is that the MCU and DC shit especially is almost exclusively mindless roller coaster stuff with the rare exception every now and then. 

Proof delivered! You can close the thread now.

Voted no, and I reserve that distaste for All YouTubers instead!

I'm one of the few who love ROTJ and Star Wars more or less the same. Films and scores. I have problems with both, and love the highlights from both, but the only film and score that I personally think has little to no problems, and is nothing but highlights, is The Empire Strikes Back. 

This week we have "Slughorn's Shelf," a more Tom Riddle-centric cue (more of these to come...) followed by "Quidditch, Year Six"! We had fun even though they're short, and we hope you enjoy Cues No. 20 and No. 21.

@superultramegaa You are WELCOME. The amount of literal time I've waited to write a quidditch match you don't even know. 
 
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