I would put something like this, in your instructions:

"Disclaimer: You agree that by following these instructions to create a TRON 2.0 soundtrack, you will only use the resulting files for your own private enjoyment. Do not upload these files through the Internet, under any circumstances."

If you don't think that's safe enough, you can always contact BVG themselves and ask.

http://bvgsupport.go.com/techdocs/buenavista/nontechquestion.do

I had already thought the game's sound track was excellent, keeping with the spirit of movie's sound track, perhaps a bit more modernized. But it wasn't until I needed to fully understand the game's music system that I was thoroughly impressed. As a musician myself, I gained a lot of respect for the composer's ability and skill. As all of you who have played the game probably know, the game's music is interactive. When we are in combat the music is intense and driving, when we are unthreatened the music is more calm. Because of this, the sound track is split into small samples. I’ll attempt to explain why. It's been a while since I've worked with these files, wow, just under a year now, so my description about this may be slightly off (too lazy to install my copy of Tron and find that extraction program you guys mentioned), but the concept should be there, so I'll give it a shot.

For simplification purposes, let's say there are two different situations we need music for. One is walking around peacefully and the other is combat. Let's label the peaceful music as A and the combat music as B. For our example let's say both of these are a minute long and can flow back into themselves to repeat (In other words, you can play A again after A ends and it flows smoothly into itself with no hiccups). So now we can walk around peacefully for 2 minutes or 10 minutes and our music flows nice and smooth. If we are walking peacefully (A) and then end up in combat, we can't stop playing A and play B, because it wouldn't be a smooth transition, it would sound really bad. Also, we can't wait a whole minute to play B, because the combat might even be over by then. So A and B both need to be split up into small parts. For our example let's say that's four parts each. Playing parts A1 - A4 consecutively will make up the full A, like wise with B1 - B4 making up all of B. Now even with our smaller parts we can't finish playing A2, for example and then go right into B1 to start the combat music, because again, it's not a smooth transition. So each one of these A sections needs its own transition into B1, to smoothly start the combat music. And like wise, when combat is over, each one of these B sections needs a smooth transition section back to A1.

So, keeping in mind this is just our theoretical example, with 4 parts each in our 2 kinds of music, we’ll need 8 sections of transitions as well, for a 16 total. So you can already see the composing work that needs to be done is growing fast. I find it really impressive that the composer wrote all these different transitions so that we can quickly and smoothly transition from one type of music to the next at many points in the music.

Well, if you made it this far, hopefully it helps give some insight to those of you trying to piece together your own soundtrack. Also, keep in mind that the end of these sections actually comes before the end of the actual audio file. I think the best example to realize this is if there is an echo on an instrument, the wav file contains all of the echo, which will continue to play and be mixed into the next section of music, whether it’s a transition section or the next normal section for the music.

Probably your best bet to putting a sound track together would be to determine the tempo of each of these themes, and play around with dropping the wav files into a digital audio sequencer (cubase, acid, sonar, logic, garageband, etc…).
I hope this wasn’t too confusing. Good Luck!

sherm4040 Wrote:So should I contact someone and get permission and/or give "instructions"?

If you found out a way to get the TRON 2.0 Solundtrack into a music program I'd probably worship you as my Master User...

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I don't want to do anything bad with it. I just want hear it. I'm not out to sell it. Just to let people listen to it. I'd really appreciate if you could help me with the instructions since I want to make it correct. I also wanted to post a story that a friend of mine wrote and wanted to make sure that nobody could steal it. Could you help me with that too?order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

Well DaveTRON, if you think it's okay . . . I found a way to create a soundtrack, that's much easier than piecing all the .WAV files together in a sound editor.

I could write out instructions on how to do it, and send them to you. I would likely make it an HTML document with pictures, zipped up in one file. You could look it over, and either give the okay or send it back to the drawing board.

The other method of piecing the files together would work too, but it's much more complicated and would take a lot more time.

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sherm4040 Wrote:Hey Davetron, I could just upload the files to this website couldn't I?

If you have them. Sure. Might be better to send them directly to me instead at my email ID and then I can work with Auric to see if he wants to post them on TS or what we do with them. I can contact BVG about permission. Doubt they'll give it, but you never know!where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

I need to attempt to get permission, yes. Copyrighted material. Technically, Disney could shut this site down in a heartbeat, they own the TRON name and likeness.

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sherm4040 Wrote:So are all my efforts pointless and I should stop trying? It seems that others have uploaded sounds already.

No, not at all. Let's hear what you have. Just email them to me to bypass our uploads here so we can actually put them online.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

I would hope not.

redrain85 Wrote: I finished my Soundtrack tutorial (finally!). Check your e-mail, Dave. Let me know what you think of it.

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