Yeah, you're right. Its the moving stars maybe. Static starfield, but the stars moving by. Good observation. Hope you liked it!

Yeah, that would have been cool. I think they felt it was a little cheesy and outdated. But Goldsmith's Main title march is one of the best movie themes of all time in my opinion. I wanted to honor what came before, so instead of making the titles gold like in the Director's Edition (which I didn't like-looked amateurish) Since the original titles were plain white, I wanted to just tweak it, instead of re-inventing it, with bright metallic letters that are almost white, and adding the starfield of course. Thanks for checking it out! LLAP

It was created from the idea of Star Trek phase 2 but everything was refurbished from the TV show to show progress.

Thank you! Yes, I did some tinkering with the main title. Added a drum roll, and snares. Also added just a bit of reverb.

@@ChrisS-no3ftit sounds great. Excellent job

@@CrushedOrangeProd Thank you so much. I’m going to be replacing my Star Trek 2 titles shortly. It needs a few tweaks. Im also working on a new intro for Star Trek 3, but because of the footage and sophistication, that one will take a while. Did you check out Picard season 3 yet? So far so good!

Thanks so much!

Right on!

Thanks! Yeah, Id love to see that option!

No doubt about it. The theme Goldsmith made connected five out of eight different iterations of the Enterprise 1701.

Patton was great too.

Thank you!

I only made the main titles. I didnt post the whole soundtrack.

It's for the fact there was a Big Television Fan demographic and TNG usurped the Main Title. Fun Fact of the TNG versions is there was only one Main Stanza at the beginning in every season. In the first season there is nothing there on the Logo until Patrick Stewarts name is shown. This is revised in the Second season where they only use one stanza on the logo. None of TNG's movies start with the Main Title, this is only reserved for TMP and V:TFF kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHzNqJtvg5qCarM

This>TNG theme

Blame that on TV culture. This theme was reprised for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and it was cropped for the "Main Title" part of "The Mountain" Here's a Fan reboot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHLGpHZ5m6yFma8si=mXS6vJHqCGN5DmWt

Its called Final Frontier. You can download it for free online

This is why I love my fellow fans! We’re a pretty sharp bunch! Yes, I wanted the ‘complete’ main title, so what I did was use an alternate take from Star Trek:TMP super extended edition (its not called that, but its got raw takes right from the studio, blaster beam samples etc) and used FL Studio to edit it together as smoothly as possible. Its not perfect, but near spot-on as far as timing. I had to add some reverb because the first film didnt have a lot of that, so it matched the STV mix as best as possible. But yeah, I’m pretty OCD, so I tried to make it as seamless as possible. Many younger fans think this theme originated with TNG, but actually, it was the original theme for 1979’s Star Trek:The Motion Picture. Hope you enjoyed it though. I really want to try my hand at doing a Star Trek III remaster, but without some serious CGI software and computing power, It would be hard to recreate the genesis planet with the coffin, and the slow pulling back from the clouds which, unless I can find some HD cloud footage that matches that closely, would be hard to generate with the limited software that I have. My software and PC are pretty darn good, but not hollywood good. Im workin on it! Thanks for posting. Much love!

Yeah right? I thought that too. In a way, it was kinda cool that TMP opened first off with a black screen overture, almost like music before the curtains open in a broadway show. Then, plain white styled font against a plain black background, with Goldsmith’s opening march. Seems boring, but yet exciting, as they fade in to the cloud, so while the music is proud and adventurous, the plain background suggests “take in the plain now, because for the next 2 hours, you’ll be amazed at what you see”. Lol or maybe something to that effect. My version melds both i guess. I like the white letters, but I figured i could do better without compromising the original. So i went 3D with the letters, but a bright brushed silver, so bright they almost look white, achieving the goal. TMP is not the greatest movie, but it sure is the GRANDEST!

Thanks!

If you mean the "newer" style Paramount logo in front of the titles, I thought of using the old-style logo from the late 70's early eighties, but because I was modernizing the whole sequence, I figured that updating that seemed fitting. My favorite logo is from the late 80's through the early 2000's. Hope that answers your question. Did you like the titles overall? I'm working on a new one for First Contact. Hope to have that done sooner. Not sure if I should go with a darker tone because of the Borg, or stay with a more uplifting feel like Goldsmith's (which I still love by the way). Have a great summer!