This scene is intentionally without music, because it's supposed to a demo scene for high end audio systems. There's a 7.1 Dolby TruHD, 7.1 DTS-HD Master, and full Dolby Atmos version with overhead channels. It also sweeps the entire 20-20k hz frequency range. One can just tell, if you happen to enjoy it on a very high end system. They really went above and beyond, and it was one of the first game changers in dolby atmos to really utilize all channels lile the technology was supposed to be used. To many audiophiles and moviephiles, its considered reference material. One of the greatest audio mixes of all time, or at least top 10 ever made.
I think the music is amazing, but it almost distracts from the sheer intensity of the scene. The loud sound effects and background noise made it more immersive, the music makes it even cooler in some ways, but it also takes away from some of the immersive feel you get when you watch the movie.
Good catch! I also noticed during production that the sfx was specifically made to shine in the absence of music, so levelling the volumes of each sound are different from normal, and adding music actually masked quite a few of those sfx
Personally for me, without music this feels little bit dry. Yes, sfx making the scene more inmersive, but music is involving in whatever is happening on the screen. Seriously, after seeing this version, I was actually yawning at the original race.
Now I see why they didn't add music to it. There was so many thing going on the screen that people didn't even notice there was no music playing the first time they watched it.
True, sound effects with all the visual stuff are already enough to make the scene epic and memorable! With music it just feels like sensory overdose. Which is another reminder how much of a masterpiece this movie was from effects standpoint
I noticed the first time To be honest and I was somewhat disappointed because I really wanted them to play the back to the future theme. It feels really off to me whenever I see the delorean without the iconic soundtrack. Someone made an edit with the soundtrack and it fits really well.
Sorry, but with this song it took all the fun out of the scene. Watch the original video, this scene is so awesome just with the sound effects of the cars passing by, the engines, the tires skidding, of the destruction in the scenery, the car crashes, his taking those coins and so on. It's an incredible sound immersion, this song ruined everything and made everything very generic
This scene is intentionally without music, because it's supposed to a demo scene for high end audio systems. There's a 7.1 Dolby TruHD, 7.1 DTS-HD Master, and full Dolby Atmos version with overhead channels. It also sweeps the entire 20-20k hz frequency range. One can just tell, if you happen to enjoy it on a very high end system. They really went above and beyond, and it was one of the first game changers in dolby atmos to really utilize all channels lile the technology was supposed to be used. To many audiophiles and moviephiles, its considered reference material. One of the greatest audio mixes of all time, or at least top 10 ever made.
No it isn't. Go watch this in a theater with a proper audio setup and it will blow your fucking mind. It is literally THE BEST sound demo for any Atmos/Auro3D system. This music fuckin ruins it.
This is good! It’s not too much that it overrides the feel of the original car sounds, but just adds that little bit extra intensity. I think the only things I reckon you should’ve added would be a slight reference to the Akira and Bttf theme when the bike and car do their respective movie references, with the Akira slide and the bttf2 hover mode. Other than that, nice work
I think I liked it more without music because you can really concentrate on all the different sounds happening in the race, it's almost like you're participating in it.
That fit SO WELL I never watched the movie, yet it felt as though this music was genuinely from it! God it's so good... The way it dynamically changes and adapts to the movie is just... WOW! It's people like you who fuel that burning flame of passion in my heart :D
When I first watched Ready Player One back in theaters, I remembered the race scene had music playing in the background. Maybe I must’ve been misremembering things, but I could’ve sworn there was music.
1:30 Just noticed that when he picks up the coins, he directs them to his fuel gauge and it goes up. You have to pay your virtual car's gas with real money in this game.
Just imagine if this movie came out today, DeLorean driving through Night City alongside mario karts and halo vehicles, with the underside of the map being a strange reference to the Spiderman new-york, being chased by a Destiny Hydra and a ton of the Murmer enemies from Warframe scuttling along trying to catch racers as they pass, just to beat the race and end up by the Great Fairy Fountain from Legend Of Zelda Iconic game related places have become so much more abundant since the release of this movie, God I wish Ready Player Two would come out already so we could see which gaming Easter eggs they hide in there this time
It's honestly a bit insulting that neither Destiny nor Warframe are dropped in there at all. Two of the most notable scifi live service games, and nothing. SMH. We even had the Sparrow Racing League!
Noo... .^. I like that in the Back to the Future films old and realistic special effects were used, this made the trilogy more classic (in a good way) But the use of models, things, characters in cover films is quite interesting ^_^ the same collaborations of robots from different movies and games :3
I've always wondered what this scene would be like if it had followed the book instead of being garbage. The music actually sold me on this scene, HUGE improvement. Well done! Fits perfectly
Wow! Having just compared this to the original cut, I really like this one quite a bit more. The score you've created definitely adds a better sense of urgency and tension to the established action.
My headcanon is that the devs of the finals (who used to be EA devs and worked on the likes of bf1 and hard-line!) Took a lot of inspiration from ready player one in a lot of their game design for the finals
can we talk about how during the entire duration of The Oasis, not one fucking troll thought about going backwards in the race? If this was irl people would have completed the event in 1 day.
How the hell did UA-cam know EXACTLY what I was thinking of just a second ago? I was just thinking of the Ready Player One First Race But With Music and I didn't even have to search it up, it just showed up in recommended. UA-cam can read minds bro.
I watched this movie with my classmates in the IT room on mute cause our teacher would've heard the awesome intro with cool sound effects minus a soundtrack. Those were the good ol' days 😎😁❤
"Please let me know what you think down below!" Well, mister, while the music does it's best to accompany the scene, it was design to not have any. So, as an experiment is really cool to see "what if", but it's impossible not to feel that something is wrong, all the sound effects are almost muted by the score, and what makes this scene great is exactly it's lack of music and incredible sound mixing. But I appreciate the effort and I would really like to listen to the track only.
Fantastic job, actually. I prefer the original version as it really emphasizes the movies' excellent sound design, but the music you added fit perfectly.
Unless you have a gamer dad like I do. And I do see your point but IMO when you ignore how out of touch the writers clearly were then I find the movie to be a fun watch (and I say this as someone who had never read the original book
Missed opportunities: Jurassic park theme when Rexy chew on the cars, King-Kong theme when the monkey is around, a small Na-Na-Na-Na when the Batmobil falls down. I guess some Back to the future theme could fit here and there. Nice work btw :)
I feel like the scene needed a score / music. I could have sworn that when I saw it at the cinema it did! ...guess I was just captivated by the action maybe. I first noticed it didn't when I watched it home for the first time and everything was just sound effects, and I was like.. eh?
nahhh there's a certain charm with excluding the score, and that being able to focus your attention more on the sfx that's the thing, the advantage, where since theres no music to take up space in the audio spectrum, there is much more leeway to include extra sounds and noises, especially in VERY chaotic scenes like this one but still, that's why this is a 'what if' video! ✌️
I think without music is better because... Cinema is a medium of communication, while experiencing music also helps to understand the situation better. In this scene for ready player one the race scene is all filled with unexpected incidents, so in a series of events like these it's better to leave to the audience to experience the unexpected and without giving music. And audience may try to understand situations from the fast sequence just like how we should be focused while multiplayer online gaming.
Honestly, I feel like if it did have music, it would have had some moments of references to Back To The Future, Jurassic Park, King Kong, stuff like that. It doesn't sound half bad like it is, but I do feel like if this was in the film, they would have included some little nods to the films.
I immediately went to check out the original and I get why it didn't have sound. It was rocky, visceral, intense. You could hear the obstacles jumping up and the cars hitting each other and the environment. It made it seem like there was danger. I am worried about the heroes and what they have to overcome. This version is fun and enjoyable. Turns it into more of a ride and less peril. Just depends what you want to get out of it.
I personally love and prefer the original edit, sometimes the absence of music amplifies the sound design, and the sound design was absolutely awesome in this sequence. Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it.
I feel both with or without music works well depending on the tone you want to set. Without music defines how this isn't a big deal and this is every day for these people, and how it's just an insignificant part of their lives. With music you feel there are stakes at hand and would be a better crestive choice had this race itself been more of a significant part of the plot, rather than a just another attempt at a race that people have been trying to beat for years. However, everyone's preference is valid. I do personally stand by no music when putting it next to the whole movie, but as a stand alone watch, the music works perfectly
music is a good idea, however choice in song is important. the movie is filled with pop culture references and i personally feel like some old school 80's Rock would of been best for it
I was way more into this than the original! Music makes all the difference! I wish Mega Racer, from Spy Kids 3(D) could fit in this scene. I love that track! If this had an official track, it'd probably mix up a bunch of themes from their respective movies in certain sections.
typical day driving through Manhattan.
Nah, you barely move there…. This is like Memphis or Atlanta
@@Poe-007 They don't call Manhattan a concrete jungle for nothin though...
Oh really?? That's great!
Hahaha😅
If there was gunplay it would be Chicago.
It sounds very natural, I can't even believe at first that there's no music in the movie.
There is music, in the club scene & final battle
This scene is intentionally without music, because it's supposed to a demo scene for high end audio systems. There's a 7.1 Dolby TruHD, 7.1 DTS-HD Master, and full Dolby Atmos version with overhead channels.
It also sweeps the entire 20-20k hz frequency range.
One can just tell, if you happen to enjoy it on a very high end system.
They really went above and beyond, and it was one of the first game changers in dolby atmos to really utilize all channels lile the technology was supposed to be used.
To many audiophiles and moviephiles, its considered reference material. One of the greatest audio mixes of all time, or at least top 10 ever made.
because it drowns out the action
@@Venezuela305 Exactly that! This sounded great in true dolby 7.1
with music just looks like bench mark for your graphics card
not fitting at all
It’s funny because that’s the only Delorean that could go that fast. From the first movie, Doc clearly did an LS Swap.
Pretty sure he said he swapped it for a Porsche engine
Hey Doc, you mean to tell me you put an LS....in a Delorean?!?!?
what 1st movie?
@@ChrisTian-sd5yqback to the future
@@ChrisTian-sd5yq Back To The Future!
This is the ending to the third movie; ua-cam.com/video/P6xkjNl4iCM/v-deo.html
I think the music is amazing, but it almost distracts from the sheer intensity of the scene. The loud sound effects and background noise made it more immersive, the music makes it even cooler in some ways, but it also takes away from some of the immersive feel you get when you watch the movie.
Good catch! I also noticed during production that the sfx was specifically made to shine in the absence of music, so levelling the volumes of each sound are different from normal, and adding music actually masked quite a few of those sfx
Personally for me, without music this feels little bit dry. Yes, sfx making the scene more inmersive, but music is involving in whatever is happening on the screen. Seriously, after seeing this version, I was actually yawning at the original race.
The Split/Second sequel we never got 😢
exactlyyy
That's honestly the first thing i thought about
Absolutely crazy how we get COD episode 99999 but there are so many IPs like Split/Second sitting in EA basement. Gaming industry need reset
I didn't know that exists
@bartd2935 Blame Disney for this one 🙄 Blackrock Studios closed down so we'll never get a sequel unless someone buys the IP
I like how the bg music at the Batmobile braking part is still similar to the original screeching sound (Batman theme).
yeah I really wanted to try synchronizing as much as I could, you're the first person to notice this! ✌️
Now I see why they didn't add music to it. There was so many thing going on the screen that people didn't even notice there was no music playing the first time they watched it.
True, sound effects with all the visual stuff are already enough to make the scene epic and memorable!
With music it just feels like sensory overdose.
Which is another reminder how much of a masterpiece this movie was from effects standpoint
I noticed the first time To be honest and I was somewhat disappointed because I really wanted them to play the back to the future theme.
It feels really off to me whenever I see the delorean without the iconic soundtrack. Someone made an edit with the soundtrack and it fits really well.
Best thing I've seen and heard in a long time. I totally forgot how awesome that scene is, and even better with your music. Great work!
Sorry, but with this song it took all the fun out of the scene. Watch the original video, this scene is so awesome just with the sound effects of the cars passing by, the engines, the tires skidding, of the destruction in the scenery, the car crashes, his taking those coins and so on. It's an incredible sound immersion, this song ruined everything and made everything very generic
I didn't even noticed that the original doesn't have one. This is an improvement.
This scene is intentionally without music, because it's supposed to a demo scene for high end audio systems. There's a 7.1 Dolby TruHD, 7.1 DTS-HD Master, and full Dolby Atmos version with overhead channels.
It also sweeps the entire 20-20k hz frequency range.
One can just tell, if you happen to enjoy it on a very high end system.
They really went above and beyond, and it was one of the first game changers in dolby atmos to really utilize all channels lile the technology was supposed to be used.
To many audiophiles and moviephiles, its considered reference material. One of the greatest audio mixes of all time, or at least top 10 ever made.
No it isn't.
Go watch this in a theater with a proper audio setup and it will blow your fucking mind.
It is literally THE BEST sound demo for any Atmos/Auro3D system.
This music fuckin ruins it.
What!? The addition of music has ruined this scene. It plays like a bad movie trailer. 😢
@@final3119 its wild the amount of blind likes to the original comment......
@@Venezuela305 yeah this is usually my go to scene for testing atmos ESPECIALLY the heigh channels of it. sounds so damn good
This is good! It’s not too much that it overrides the feel of the original car sounds, but just adds that little bit extra intensity.
I think the only things I reckon you should’ve added would be a slight reference to the Akira and Bttf theme when the bike and car do their respective movie references, with the Akira slide and the bttf2 hover mode. Other than that, nice work
Incredible score! Would have been great to have heard this in theaters! Thanks for sharing! 👍
oh I bet that pulsating bass would have been something for theater indeed! 🔥
@@ZeytaSonzakyoI've seen this 5 times already, and I already want to push for the movie to be remastered with this scene and score included!
I think I liked it more without music because you can really concentrate on all the different sounds happening in the race, it's almost like you're participating in it.
Split Second anyone?! Cause that's all I saw! Amazing!
Such a classic underrated game, i wish it had a sequel.
Man of culture, I see.
In 2:29, the "nanananana" of batman in the music, a really satisfactory reference.
so incredible! Absolutely stellar job here.
The choice of music for this video is perfect! 😎👌🔥
Here before 1M views!
I think 1M views is a bit difficult considering it's declining rate of growth, but I appreciate the enthusiasm! 😁
@@ZeytaSonzakyo good things come to those who wait. 😉
Love it! And I don’t remember the feeling of the original one any more 😂
BS
It’s like they just inproved it
This is how it felt playing Split/Second as a kid😂
Brilliant it feels more tense and epic than the original where it was just cool to look at
That fit
SO WELL
I never watched the movie, yet it felt as though this music was genuinely from it!
God it's so good...
The way it dynamically changes and adapts to the movie is just... WOW!
It's people like you who fuel that burning flame of passion in my heart :D
When I first watched Ready Player One back in theaters, I remembered the race scene had music playing in the background. Maybe I must’ve been misremembering things, but I could’ve sworn there was music.
Literalmente bro
I love how you kept the Batman theme with the tyre screech!!!
amazing job as always. so talented!
hndnbvhdnb thankyou sir
Right from start, the treble, the bass, the tempo and the match with video. Well done ! subbed. Want to hear more of your work.
This is what VR games on 200 million budget
Hotwheels live action be like
This is me when I imagine a race in my dreams
let i wish u the dream come true
This 100% made this scene better
Thanks tb! 🥳🥳🥳
1:30 Just noticed that when he picks up the coins, he directs them to his fuel gauge and it goes up.
You have to pay your virtual car's gas with real money in this game.
wow the way you synced it with the scene was perfect
Ohhhh Myyyy Godd !!1 That was so amazing and natural, it felt like the music was an actual part of the scene.
Music changes everything! Great job!
Just imagine if this movie came out today, DeLorean driving through Night City alongside mario karts and halo vehicles, with the underside of the map being a strange reference to the Spiderman new-york, being chased by a Destiny Hydra and a ton of the Murmer enemies from Warframe scuttling along trying to catch racers as they pass, just to beat the race and end up by the Great Fairy Fountain from Legend Of Zelda
Iconic game related places have become so much more abundant since the release of this movie, God I wish Ready Player Two would come out already so we could see which gaming Easter eggs they hide in there this time
It's honestly a bit insulting that neither Destiny nor Warframe are dropped in there at all. Two of the most notable scifi live service games, and nothing. SMH. We even had the Sparrow Racing League!
Honestly, I prefer the scene without music.
Bro imagine if the Back To The Future movies had cgi and action scenes like this
Noo... .^. I like that in the Back to the Future films old and realistic special effects were used, this made the trilogy more classic (in a good way) But the use of models, things, characters in cover films is quite interesting ^_^ the same collaborations of robots from different movies and games :3
Imagine if the bttf films were awful then?
Now we know why it doesnt have music.
"Speakerbox" would go great with this scene.
Like if you agree.
👇
sounds fuckin epic ngl, great job on syncing the music to whats happening
I've always wondered what this scene would be like if it had followed the book instead of being garbage. The music actually sold me on this scene, HUGE improvement. Well done! Fits perfectly
What 5 year old me saw when playing my hot-wheels :
I haven’t even seen “Ready Player One”, but this is perfect. This should’ve been in the final cut
1:38 Oooooh I love this beat change 😻
Wow! Having just compared this to the original cut, I really like this one quite a bit more. The score you've created definitely adds a better sense of urgency and tension to the established action.
Ауууфффф... Это реально завораживает. Пусть это добавят в ОФИЦИАЛЬНЫЙ МОНТАЖ!!!!!!!!!!!
It sounds great. It brings out the intensity of the entire race
This movie is so similar to the finals, with them both being worlds with advanced augmentation game technology and turning people to coins when killed
My headcanon is that the devs of the finals (who used to be EA devs and worked on the likes of bf1 and hard-line!) Took a lot of inspiration from ready player one in a lot of their game design for the finals
Literally just watched this movie twice a few nights ago and this video randomly pops up in my recommended. Sound track goes in with the race.
can we talk about how during the entire duration of The Oasis, not one fucking troll thought about going backwards in the race? If this was irl people would have completed the event in 1 day.
The lack of music makes it more immersive and grabs more attention to the sounds effects and visual story telling
That race is my fav part of the movie and you upgraded it
Split Second and motorstorm apocalypse represents this so hard bro
How the hell did UA-cam know EXACTLY what I was thinking of just a second ago? I was just thinking of the Ready Player One First Race But With Music and I didn't even have to search it up, it just showed up in recommended. UA-cam can read minds bro.
The algo is getting smarter we gotta run man
I must admit, the award for Best Movie with so much in it, goes to Ready Player One!!
I watched this movie with my classmates in the IT room on mute cause our teacher would've heard the awesome intro with cool sound effects minus a soundtrack. Those were the good ol' days 😎😁❤
Driving a motorcycle in that scenario requires more balls than Toretto, The Rock and Jason Statham balls combined.
"Please let me know what you think down below!"
Well, mister, while the music does it's best to accompany the scene, it was design to not have any. So, as an experiment is really cool to see "what if", but it's impossible not to feel that something is wrong, all the sound effects are almost muted by the score, and what makes this scene great is exactly it's lack of music and incredible sound mixing.
But I appreciate the effort and I would really like to listen to the track only.
and i do indeed have a music-only!
ua-cam.com/video/ef4WaDXw9xw/v-deo.htmlsi=PxjM_A64xabZcV2_
Where did this type of movie go…this was so ahead of time
Definitely intensified the seriousness, much less like a game but life mattered race and a bloody real one
Perfect soundtrack, seamless
Love how parsival says, i gotta go to the back, then races to the front
i was expecting free bird, but this is pretty good as well 🗿
Fantastic job, actually. I prefer the original version as it really emphasizes the movies' excellent sound design, but the music you added fit perfectly.
jesus i forgot how amazing this movie looks
Im just saying… having a game like OASAS irl would be AMAZING
Wow its been long but still remember this movie
I prefer the original since this is a very chaotic scene with tons of sound effects and all of that is now lost with the music.
Needs more 80s synthwave, to fit with the tone of the universe. Something like carpenter brut.
Turbo killer from Carpenter Brut fits almost perfectly. Just make it so the first drop from the song happens at the same moment of the green light.
Ready Player One is the movie your dad would make when he tries to replicate what he thinks videogames are
Unless you have a gamer dad like I do. And I do see your point but IMO when you ignore how out of touch the writers clearly were then I find the movie to be a fun watch (and I say this as someone who had never read the original book
Missed opportunities: Jurassic park theme when Rexy chew on the cars, King-Kong theme when the monkey is around, a small Na-Na-Na-Na when the Batmobil falls down. I guess some Back to the future theme could fit here and there.
Nice work btw :)
It took me a few viewings to realize that the DeLorean has a front-scanner like Knight Rider. You only see it a couple of times during the movie.
In the book it also had Ghostbusters logos on the doors. (and there was no great car race at all.)
I feel like the scene needed a score / music. I could have sworn that when I saw it at the cinema it did! ...guess I was just captivated by the action maybe. I first noticed it didn't when I watched it home for the first time and everything was just sound effects, and I was like.. eh?
nahhh there's a certain charm with excluding the score, and that being able to focus your attention more on the sfx
that's the thing, the advantage, where since theres no music to take up space in the audio spectrum, there is much more leeway to include extra sounds and noises, especially in VERY chaotic scenes like this one
but still, that's why this is a 'what if' video! ✌️
Great movie! Excellent scene!
Better with music!!
Nice job on including the batman theme! :D
You're telling me that no Troll ever decided to drive backwards just to f with people? These guys clearly have no idea how insane gamers can be
Nope, in most racing games I play you either get disqualified or gosted (so you cant interact with anybody). Thats why its not popular anymore.
This video confirms that I'm glad the original had no music.
I think without music is better because...
Cinema is a medium of communication, while experiencing music also helps to understand the situation better. In this scene for ready player one the race scene is all filled with unexpected incidents, so in a series of events like these it's better to leave to the audience to experience the unexpected and without giving music.
And audience may try to understand situations from the fast sequence just like how we should be focused while multiplayer online gaming.
Man I love this movie especially the final battle scene with we’re not gonna take it blaring
Hands down to the makers of the movie legendary bro❤
Well done! Sounds fantastic!
This movie was fire back then. And still is, it was so intense. And had a LOT! Of game references❤❤❤❤
I get split second vibes when there is music in this scene
Oml, the little Batman song reference ❤
Remind me to make a game like this after I graduate
I can't even remember the film it was so unmemorable. I will buy it now you have reminded me how crap it was and watch it again. Thanks!
Honestly, I feel like if it did have music, it would have had some moments of references to Back To The Future, Jurassic Park, King Kong, stuff like that.
It doesn't sound half bad like it is, but I do feel like if this was in the film, they would have included some little nods to the films.
Ok I thought this was gonna be a parody with a song played over the scene with everything else muted, but this actually fits the action on screen.
Kong: I hate that DeLoreran in particular.
Great edit! I still think Spielberg made the right choice to go without music for that scene. It's more visceral.
I immediately went to check out the original and I get why it didn't have sound. It was rocky, visceral, intense. You could hear the obstacles jumping up and the cars hitting each other and the environment. It made it seem like there was danger. I am worried about the heroes and what they have to overcome. This version is fun and enjoyable. Turns it into more of a ride and less peril. Just depends what you want to get out of it.
I like how at 2:31, the music matches the tire screech/batman theme
Very well done. I loved it.
ngl i think its better without music, because then you can immerse yourself in the sounds of tires squealing
I love music, but sometimes scenes are better without it; this is one of them.
I personally love and prefer the original edit, sometimes the absence of music amplifies the sound design, and the sound design was absolutely awesome in this sequence. Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it.
I feel both with or without music works well depending on the tone you want to set. Without music defines how this isn't a big deal and this is every day for these people, and how it's just an insignificant part of their lives. With music you feel there are stakes at hand and would be a better crestive choice had this race itself been more of a significant part of the plot, rather than a just another attempt at a race that people have been trying to beat for years. However, everyone's preference is valid. I do personally stand by no music when putting it next to the whole movie, but as a stand alone watch, the music works perfectly
music is a good idea, however choice in song is important. the movie is filled with pop culture references and i personally feel like some old school 80's Rock would of been best for it
If I was Parsival in that delorean, I’d a been blasting “can’t drive 55” ngl
Best movie of all time. I really hope vr becomes like this soon. Just without the one time death no play aspect
I was way more into this than the original! Music makes all the difference! I wish Mega Racer, from Spy Kids 3(D) could fit in this scene. I love that track! If this had an official track, it'd probably mix up a bunch of themes from their respective movies in certain sections.
This sounds nice but the sound design in this scene is too perfect to put a soundtrack on top of it.