Do you guys know if any such thing exists? Is there any official or unofficial release of a score-only track/isolated score?

For the Peter Jackson "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy there are the "Complete Recordings" Releases of the Score.
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B079PTDW74/
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07D515631/
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07FW4CN99/

I think running time of each is about the Extended Edition of each movie.

I'm currently working on an isolated score for the Extended Edition of "Fellowship".

(2019-08-29, 07:43 PM)Atreyo Wrote: I'm currently working on an isolated score for the Extended Edition of "Fellowship".

Great news!

Regarding the complete recordings:
I just found infos an "The Fellowship of the Ring" and "The Return of the King" on the Running time of the mp3 Versions. (Should be the same as the CDs):
"The Fellowhip of the Ring": 3 hours 58 seconds (3:00:58)
"The Return of the King": 3 hours 49 minutes 43 seconds (3:49:43)

So, if there any silent moments without any music, than it may fit, but that is the longest on official Soundtrack releases I ever found.

There's a tool out there to sync multiple audio sources (like when you record with multiple cameras). I wonder if that tool might be able to automatically position all the songs in the correct place in the timeline. Sadly I don't remember what the tool is called atm.

You mean PluralEyes from Red Giant?

(2019-08-29, 11:36 PM)bendermac Wrote: You mean PluralEyes from Red Giant?

Nope. But you just helped me find the correct one by kickstarting my memory a little. Pluraleyes is the other one I haven't investigated, the one I was looking into and meant was Syncaila.