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Doctor Who | Doomsday | Canary Wharf | Main Battle Scene | No Music
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This isn't perfect but it's a lot cleaner then what's been attempted in the past. If there's any other unreleased tracks from MGS2 that you want isolated from the dialogue, please let me know.
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty is owned by Konami.
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This is much more cleaner, with little if any, SFX bleeding or garbage audio phasing left over and a more more cleaner and balanced mix overall.
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty is owned by Konami and created by Hideo Kojima.
Music is by Norihiko Hibino
This scene is presented in 4K 3840x2160 16:9 Open Matte, without the original background music present and with just the dialogue and SFX for a different take on the scene.
This scene is for educational and entertainment purposes only.
This scene is presented without music for entertainment and educational purposes only.
This track was composed by the brilliant Howard Goodall, like pretty much everything Bean related, Howard was the guy to score it.
For some unknown reason, the series never got a soundtrack release and to this day, remains unreleased.
Mr Bean is owned by Tiger Aspect Productions.
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The Official Trailer for Saw X without the Music, with Dialogue and SFX only.
It took me a while to find this but it was worth it.
The resolution of this trailer is as follows: 3996x2160 which is essentially an aspect ratio of 1.85:1 (16:9) but YouTube don't like that odd resolution so they have changed it to 3840x2076 which is lower then the original but the difference isn't drastic.
The quality is from the best possible source and the compression has been made and encoded to the the highest standards since YouTube tends to encode and squeeze the quality, resulting in poor quality and compression unless you do the work beforehand.
Fun fact: This trailer was originally encoded with a 12 Bit Color Space but since YouTube doesn't support this and most encoders don't at this current time, it was kept to 10 Bit which again, YouTube doesn't fully support, if at all but there you have it.
Saw X is produced by Twisted Pictures and distributed by Lionsgate.
This is made for entertainment and educational purposes only. I claim no ownership over this whatsoever.
Keep in mind, I have used an alternative source for this track, this is NOT from the faulty NTSC 23.976fps master but a rare source that features less SFX and a cleaner Stereo channel. I have cleaned up several bleeds in the track to make it sound that much better and levelled out the volume for a much cleaner and better listenable experience.
I will be using this source for the rest of Series One.
This track, (along with most of Series 1's score), remains unreleased to this day, largely because of Murray Gold choosing to re-record most of the original Series 1 tracks with a LIVE orchestra and thus, those new orchestral versions were used for the Series 1-2 album release.
Personally, I find it baffling that the BBC still hasn't done any sort of new release this far down the line and with the 60th anniversary coming along soon and Murray Gold returning as composer, it seems like the perfect time to go back through the back catalogue of tracks from the new series and start releasing tracks that never got an official release.
I have even included the terrible keyed version of the logo from Series 1 to make it as authentic as possible.
FUN FACT: The original Series 1 logo was never used in Merchandise or promotional material for some reason. Essentially, the 2006 logo, as later seen in Series 3, was used instead.
Personally, the closing theme and the 2005 theme in general is my favourite of the various Doctor Who theme's. Murray Gold did an expectational job in rebooting the music, giving it a brand new lick of paint and updating it for the new millennium.
Music by Murray Gold.
BBC own Doctor Who.
For Entertainment and Educational purposes only.
This video has been claimed by the BBC as belonging to the episode, 'Utopia' from Series 3 for some reason. Very odd considering it's all Series 1 material.
JD has a final monologue talking about his time at Sacred Heart, the future and the many people he's met along the way, culminating into a final speech. It's a brilliant little final in a very mediocre season. The 2007/2008 writers Guild of America strikes affected the previous season and this season heavily, thus many stories planned, with one partly completed, left unfinished and thus, never came to fruition on screen.
A very tear jerking final to a eight year run.
I have left out the Peter Gabriel music and visuals scene since there's no voices or talking on that scene and thus, in the mix, it's silent.
It's about time after 14 or so years that Scrubs got a high definition scan. I'm pretty sure the series is shot on Super 16 with safe 16:9 aspect ratio in mind for future proofing but cropped down to 4:3 for transmission (early seasons) or at least the majority of it was so it could do with a remaster.
Copyright is owned by ABC and Doozer Productions.
This is essentially my original high ground video but with the full Mustafar fight between Obi Wan and Anakin Skywalker and without the Music and with Dialogue/SFX only instead.
I experimented a little and attempted mass cleanup of dialogue and sound effect isolation as well as ways to remove and (almost) completely cancel out the background soundtrack by John Williams, 'Anakin vs. Obi-Wan'.
Star Wars and Star Wars Revenge of the Sith is owned by Disney/Lucasfilm.
Purely for Entertainment and Educational purposes only. I aim to inform the audience and showcase movie scenes without the original music in order to highlight Movie Sound Design since most movies, especially in Hollywood today, seem to be mixed insanely loud, drowning all a lot of the original sound design and dialogue that goes along with each scene.
PLEASE NOTE...
This edit features repeats of certain SFX in various scenes for some reason. One example at 1:50 or just slightly before, the sound starts and then repeats again. I noticed this sometime ago but not while editing and splicing everything together as it somehow slipped me. My apologises. Perhaps I'll go back and fix this when YouTube allows reuploads that keep comments and so forth without losing everything but until that time, it's not that big of an issue.
I tried to remove the vocals as best as possible since there's no official release of this track without the vocals or with just the vocals on their own.
BBC own Doctor Who. For entertainment and educational purposes only.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC.
For educational and entertainment purposes only.
This scene is presented in original 4K resolution of 3840x1606 and without the original background music, 'They Say It's Wonderful'
Sony and Marvel own Spider-Man 3. For entertainment and educational purposes only.
I did my best to clean up the speech since I seen some people out there requesting and or trying to find a cleaner version from the clipped version here:
youtube.com/watch?v=amy_gPZ2RdE
Note, this is not 100% perfect and SFX may still bleed through but I think this is cleaned up rather well.
If you need to use this for anything, this is probably the best version out there since Vinny never released a clean version of the speech. I'm guessing since he recorded it all together and likely didn't mix in 5.1 (if twitch even supports surround) he doesn't have separate stems for the speech and isn't as easy as finding a clean copy.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC.
For entertainment purposes only.
Unfortunately none of the shows soundtrack was released in any sort of official way. Quite typical of the BBC if I'm honest. They say that the license fee funds this type of thing for example, DVD's, Blu-ray's, soundtracks etc yet a lot of their shows never get any sort of official soundtrack release. Most of the time, no official reason is given other then generic statements such as, 'No interest', 'Licensing issues' etc. It's very saddening since there's loads of fantastic background tracks out there, still waiting for a official release of some kind.
BBC/CBBC own The Legend of Dick and Dom.
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It's missing quite a bit whereas other parts seem to be earlier incarnations of particular sounds before other elements were added to a particular sound.
Could be useful for edits or whatever.
This is part 2 of 2 of the Mustafar battle.
Star Wars is owned by Disney, previously by George Lucas. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
It's missing quite a bit whereas other parts seem to be earlier incarnations of particular sounds before other elements were added to a particular sound.
Could be useful for edits or whatever.
This is part 1 one of the Mustafar battle.
Star Wars is owned by Disney, previously by George Lucas. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC. Purely for Entertainment/Educational purposes only.
This music is presented without the backing music score to showcase the scene's mood and emotions.
Don, having been compromised, throws off his disguise and jumps over the London Tower Bridge using a Umbrella device that lifts a person up and flies like a helicopter. Layton, Luke, Inspector Chelmey and the police give chase!
I have changed the music around to include Don Paolo's theme as used in the Curious Village and added some SFX, a voice line change and leveled the audio out.
Professor Layton is owned by Level 5.
Purely for Entertainment/Educational purposes only
Unfortunately Professor Layton was cast aside for a spin off game involving his daughter Katrielle, 'Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy' (2017) on the Nintendo 3DS & 'Layton Mystery Detective Agency: Kat's Mystery-Solving Files' (2018-2019) an anime adaption.
Fortunately, there's people like DearestHershel keeping Professor Layton alive even if Level 5 don't promote him anymore, officially.
The music at the start has been changed and swapped out to the haunting yet beautiful piece from David Tennant's Tenth Doctor Regeneration, ''Was she Happy?'' when he meets Joan Redfern's granddaughter from Human Nature and the Family of Blood. It fits quite well considering what comes afterwards!
I always found it a bit odd that the short track was never properly released by Murray Gold/BBC.
This is the first time on the modern series, apart from Eleven to Twelve, where the TARDIS has been spared from destruction by regeneration.
The romance arc between The Doctor and Yaz was never fully realized on screen, leaving many disappointed. The Doctor drops Yasmin off as though she's dropping off a friend and not in the context of their relationship.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC.
For entertainment/educational purposes only.
This video has been edited in a way which falls under fair use, changing the original edit of the video.
3:04-3:35 features continuity errors.
Although there was probably news stories speculating in the Raimi universe of the circumstances around Green Goblin in Spider-Man, he was never found on his glider, the building where Peter and Goblin fought was abandoned and after Norman was impaled, Peter Parker took him back to his house which is where Harry Osbourne found Peter holding his deceased Dad and attempted to shoot him. It's presumed Doc Ock was never found in the river since there's no authorities around the building in the middle of the ocean when Peter Parker stopped him in Spider-Man 2. Sandman also had, as far as we know, no knowledge of Norman being the Green Goblin. This is where it seems the writers of No Way Home haven't done definitive research on the original Raimi films.
This videos many scenes originally featured music but the scenes in this video have had the original score removed with just the Dialogue/SFX present.
Perfect for fan edits requiring the original score to be removed for copyright reasons.
I don't own the following content. All this presented as is. No money, 'Has' or ever, 'Will' be made from this video.
Sony/Marvel own Spider-Man No Way Home. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
I have attempted to isolate the music/sfx which was created by Sound Designer/Composer, Alex Bingham from Machine Sound. There is fragments /bleeding left over from the SFX but the result has come out rather clean.
For entertainment/educational purposes only.
Speech only. Great for edits/remix/whatever.
Bulletproof Monk productions companies as follows; Lakeshore Entertainment, Mosaic Media Group, Lion Rock Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Distributor is MGM Distribution Co.
No money, 'Has' or ever 'Will be earned from this. Holders are allowing this to stay up.
Man Vs Bee is owned by HouseSitter Productions and Distributed by Netflix.
For Entertainment and Educational purposes only. No money, 'Has' been earned from this.
This video follows fair use doctrine.
This scene is taken from Episode 5 and is without the background music and features only the spoken dialogue to get a different take on the scene.
Obi Wan Kenobi is owned by Disney/Lucasfilm. No Money, 'Has' or 'Ever will be earned from this.
For educational and entertainment purposes only under fair use doctrine.
I rescored this scene using, 'The Bonds of Sacrifice' a beautiful track from Rob Lane, one of the three composers for the TV series , Merlin. What's interesting about the vocalist on this track is, she sounds very similar or perhaps the same as the one from the Torchwood Children of Earth score.
Torchwood is owned by the BBC. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
No money, 'Has' or 'Ever' will be earned from this video. BBC runs ads and their detection policy allows the video to stay up.
I rescored the scene using, 'The Bonds of Sacrifice' a beautiful track from the brilliant composer, Rob Lane, one of the three composers for the TV series , Merlin. Fits rather well in my opinion...the melancholic vocals with Michaels look at 0:58 with his failure to save his friend.
Morbius is owned by Sony. For entertainment/educational purposes only. No money, 'Has' or ever 'Will be earned from this. Sony runs ads and their detection policy allows the video to stay up.
There are hints towards a romantic relationship although this will most likely not be properly realized with one episode to go.
Not the best episode but one of the better moments in the episode.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
No money, "Has" or "Ever" will be earned from this.
In my opinion, Andrew Garfield has the best Spider-Man duology series of films out of the three rebooted live action adaptions even with the issues featured in both films, Andrew's range as an actor really shows in the character of Peter Parker/Spider-Man more so then Tobey and Tom although Tobeys a close second.
No hate on Tom but he comes in last mainly due to the MCU humor weighing down the few serious moments he has had in his trilogy of cringe humor, supersuits to help him without much struggle amongst other things.
Keep in mind, This sequence wasn't finished 100% as you can still see the wire holding Andrew Garfield.
This scene in particular was meant to be shown after Gwen Stacy is showing getting accepted into Oxford and Peter, conflicted over knowing Gwen is slipping away and his best friend Harry is dying, takes time out above a nearby building.
Sony/Marvel/Disney own The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
For entertainment/educational purposes only.
No money "Has" or ever "Will" be earned from this footage.
The Book of Boba Fett is owned by Disney/Lucasfilm.
For entertainment/educational purposes only.
To the copyright holders
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
The final, tearful exchange between Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker (Spider-Man) and Thomas Haden Church's Flint Marko (Sandman)
Tobey and Thomas's acting is really defining in this final scene from Spider-Man 3.
I have took out the music and left the dialogue/voices intact for character study reasons. This could be classed as educational in the character study of this scene.
Spider-Man 3 is owned by Sony/Marvel.
No Money, "Has" or ever will be earned from this video.
For entertainment/educational purposes only.
A little experiment I'm doing involving cleaning music and uploading MGS2 FMVS music only.
Metal Gear Solid 2 is owned by Konami.
For entertainment/fair use purposes only.
No Money has/ever will be made from this.
A little experiment I'm doing involving cleaning dialogue and uploading MGS2 FMVS without the music.
Metal Gear Solid 2 is owned by Konami.
For entertainment/fair use purposes only.
No Money has/ever will be made from this.
One of many music tracks used in investigation scenes where Abby's lab is featured throughout the show. I managed to find a source, free of sfx but I can't seem to find any info on this track so It's either a licensed track like other times scenes involving the lab used a licensed track or an original piece from NCIS composers, Joseph Conlan or Brian Kirk.
NCIS is owned by CBS and distributed by Belisarius Productions. For entertainment purposes only.
No Money has or ever will be earned from this, purely for fans of the show since it's a difficult track to find.
No one else from what I can see, has grabbed this and uploaded it on here so I decided to go ahead since (A, the score for the show is great and B) Why not?
This theme plays when presenter, Ben Shephard is introducing the viewers at home through a camera to the game, Tipping Point.
Tipping Point is owned by ITV, produced by RDF Televison, part of the Zodiak Media Group and licensed by ITV Broadcasting Limited.
For entertainment/educational purposes only. No money HAS or EVER will be earned from this video, strictly for entertainment and educational purposes only.
Copyright striking this WITHOUT A GOOD REASON is a pain since this takes EFFORT to EDIT, MAKE and UPLOAD.
People enjoy the music from game shows and nine times out of ten, they never get any sort of official release due to either strict copyright licenses or composers who don't care/don't own rights to their own music or are impossible to track down.
Music quality isn't LOSSLESS and is unfortunately compressed since where I sourced it from wasn't 100% LOSSLESS since it's never had an OFFICIAL release.
Music by composer Marc Sylvan.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Rave and or electro synth music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Rave and or electro synth music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Rave and or electro synth music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
The soundtrack to the game was never released so naturally I took the score direct from the game. The game's track have no names and are not specific to cycling stages so for now, labels will be, "Track etc 1, 2 and so forth"
No composer is listed so if anyone knows, chime in by all means so the right listing can be posted.
It's a great soundtrack and if I had to put a genre to it I would say it's closely of Acid house/Rave type music.
Konami own Le Tour De France.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. This video is not monetized, not will it ever be. It's for fun and for fans of the games score, not for profit or personal gain.
I feel, "Into the Dalek" from 12th Doctor, Peter Capaldi's episode 2 was trying too hard to emulate the fear of "Dalek" from Series 1. Aside from the odd scenes in series 2, series 3 and series 4, the Daleks have never quite lived up to the episodes they featured in, in series 1.
This is being detected as, "Doctor Who – The Daleks" from the official series 1-2 album. This is untrue since, although elements feature in this track that featured on the album, that was mostly a re-recording with the Crouch End Festival Chorus orchestra and not the original synths and samples version as broadcast. The Crouch End Festival Chorus orchestra also did the original.
This track was never released in it's original, "as made for broadcast" form.
Murray Gold composed the track.
BBC own Doctor Who. For entertainment/educational purposes only.
This trap is on a underground train system with a police detective's tongue attached to some type of new device which was placed there by an unknown Pig head assailant who knocked out the detective moments before this scene.
Spiral: From the Book of Saw is owned by Lionsgate/Twisted Pictures.
For entertainment/educational/fair use purposes only.
This track features in the opening of each episode of each season. I have stripped the backing instrumental out using AI and attempted to isolate the vocals. Quite beautiful results.
The Man in the High Castle is adapted from the Phillip K Dick novel of the same name into a streaming service by Frank Spotnitz who then approached Amazon to adapt the series. In the end he was essentially ousted and fired from showrunner during production of series 2 for undisclosed reasons. David Scarpa eventually took over as showrunner and turned the shows tone and direction into something different. Personally I believe he ended up destroying the once intriguing show. Brand new writers were brought in and didn't seem to understand the original source material nor previous seasons, not really building on what was already established in the previous two seasons and thus by the time season 4 came around and the show was cancelled for unknown reasons but you could probably take a guess why, established story arcs were abandoned and never resolved. Personally I feel by for Spotnitz since he and Ridley Scott spent years trying get a network to establish it only for Frank to be ultimately ousted and the show eventually fading into cancelling. That I believe was a big F U to the fans who were onboard since the beginning.


