Talk:Titus (soundtrack)

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If this article is about Titus, why mention Hans Zimmer?
 * good point, ive just removed. i figured id give the reader an insight into Tyler Bates shamefull plagiarisms. lol, at any rate its gone. oh and so we all know whos commenting type 4 of these ~ to auto-sign your comment, thanks :) Terrasidius (talk) 23:24, 13 February 2008 (UTC)

Audio error on the CD
Hello everybody. I recently discovered an audio error between 3:51 and 3:52 on the track "Finale". The audio "jumps" or something. I bought another copy of this CD and it contained the same error. I have tried the CDs on various players, and the error persists. Has anybody else discovered this error?

Sincerely, cun 18:46, 15 May 2008 (UTC)


 * Hmm thats odd, i just had a listen of mine and at the exact point you mention there is a change in time signiture (which you probably know is a musical standard) which could be mistaken for a jump or skip but this is part of the song, unless you actually can hear a definate error in the cd like a scratch type skip then i think you neednt worry. However i doubt a change in time signiture is what your talking about ergo i would say that perhaps it has been edited for your region, i dont know if they do that with music cds but if it occured in two different versions then thats the only thing i can think of. A shame because its beautiful. Good luck! ΤΕΡΡΑΣΙΔΙΩΣ (Ταλκ ) 21:18, 19 May 2008 (UTC)

Final Fantasy X-2
I deleted the section regarding FFX-2 using an electronic sample from Titus. In fact, the electronic sample comes from a rights-free retail CD sample collection. It can be purchased by anyone and used in any commercial work. You can also hear the sample in "Chronopolis" from the Chrono Cross soundtrack.

I will paste the deleted content below for reference:

Final Fantasy X-2 sample
For the cue "Zanarkand Ruins" in their score for Final Fantasy X-2 Japanese composers Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi sampled the electronic element at the end of the cue "Titus' Vow" which is used in the orgy scene in the Imperial Palace in Titus; in the Final Fantasy game it is used in Zanarkand where, among other things, you have to drive out tourists. Goldenthal had scored the Final Fantasy animated movie The Spirits Within in 2001, Final Fantasy X-2 was made in 2003. Below are samples of the tracks for comparison. The cue from Titus, the electronic element in question is used at the end of a bombastic arrangement. The cue from Final Fantasy X-2 for the Zanarkand Ruins.

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