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Star Trek: The Man Trap - The Salty Seductress Edition
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Original Release Date:
1966
Original Running Time:
50
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Fanedit Running Time:
50
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Available in HD?
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Brief Synopsis:
My first edit in HD, this is a simple one: re-instating cues originally created for the episode, but subsequently removed.
Intention:
An attempt to view the episode how it was originally scored, with all intended music cues re-instated.
Special Thanks:
Wraith for his time and help.
Release Information:
Digital
User reviews
3 reviews
Overall rating
10.0
Audio/Video Quality
10.0(3)
Audio Editing
10.0(3)
Visual Editing
10.0(3)
Narrative
10.0(3)
Enjoyment
10.0(3)
Overall rating
10.0
Audio/Video Quality
10.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
10.0
Enjoyment
10.0
The replacement edit I didn't know I needed. The Man Trap is already a great episode by default, but the restored music cues only make it ever better. It plays like they had always been there to begin with. And the technical aspects are flawless, indistinguishable from an official release. Absolute perfection.
D
Overall rating
10.0
Audio/Video Quality
10.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
10.0
Enjoyment
10.0
It is hard to find what to say about this edit, other than it is perfect.
The changes in this are pretty subtle, but they are great and done flawlessly.
The changes in this are pretty subtle, but they are great and done flawlessly.
User Review
Do you recommend this edit?
Yes
Format Watched?
Digital
B
(Updated: November 14, 2021)
Overall rating
10.0
Audio/Video Quality
10.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
10.0
Enjoyment
10.0
No bias here FOLKS!
This is a tremendous enhancement to a classic episode. Completely and utterly flawless in every sense.
I won't spoil this by revealing where the double digit number of unused score enhancements are placed, since they are undetectable...I've seen this episode more times than I can count, and I think I spotted two, but was unsure...Turns out one was original. The other I only noticed coz I was fairly sure it did not have music.
But this goes deeper.
Wahat The Warlord has done is NOT as easy as many think. You don't just drop in the music, and job done.. It needs to be precisely placed in this case because the cues change with the mood and action of the scenes. If you are out by 12 frames, the cresendo is too ealy, or the romantic part starts too late. This is precision work friends, and then there is the volume adjustments which have to be faded up and down gently AND in the stlye of the series if it is not going to be jarring.. DIAMOND STUFF FOLKS.
And then finally, there is the impact these unused (not retro-fitted music for enhancement sake) make to the scenes they are in . Absolutely marvelous. In fact, in a secne that lasts nearly 2 mins, it astonishing that the producers removed the music.
And these are not short music cues...many exceed 1 minute.
Finally finally, the choice of Theme music matches the episode tone perfectly rather than that insanely loud Sopran in the new re-recording.
My only quibble, is I have grown to quite like the FX shots from the remastering and this uses the original effect, but that is balanced by delivering the authenic episode, as it would have been seen had the cues not been removed.
MASTERFULLY EXECUTED and thank you for reaching out to me to preview this. I am honored!
HIGH RECOMMENDED
This is a tremendous enhancement to a classic episode. Completely and utterly flawless in every sense.
I won't spoil this by revealing where the double digit number of unused score enhancements are placed, since they are undetectable...I've seen this episode more times than I can count, and I think I spotted two, but was unsure...Turns out one was original. The other I only noticed coz I was fairly sure it did not have music.
But this goes deeper.
Wahat The Warlord has done is NOT as easy as many think. You don't just drop in the music, and job done.. It needs to be precisely placed in this case because the cues change with the mood and action of the scenes. If you are out by 12 frames, the cresendo is too ealy, or the romantic part starts too late. This is precision work friends, and then there is the volume adjustments which have to be faded up and down gently AND in the stlye of the series if it is not going to be jarring.. DIAMOND STUFF FOLKS.
And then finally, there is the impact these unused (not retro-fitted music for enhancement sake) make to the scenes they are in . Absolutely marvelous. In fact, in a secne that lasts nearly 2 mins, it astonishing that the producers removed the music.
And these are not short music cues...many exceed 1 minute.
Finally finally, the choice of Theme music matches the episode tone perfectly rather than that insanely loud Sopran in the new re-recording.
My only quibble, is I have grown to quite like the FX shots from the remastering and this uses the original effect, but that is balanced by delivering the authenic episode, as it would have been seen had the cues not been removed.
MASTERFULLY EXECUTED and thank you for reaching out to me to preview this. I am honored!
HIGH RECOMMENDED
W