Danny Stewart's Remixes of Dominic Glynn's DW Theme

[Mister_Wilbur]

I have the sound effects.

[Recurring Villain]

Originally Posted by BritCanuck

Little Miss Moffat
Sat on RTD's doormat
And wrote a good drama or two.
Then Russell retired,
Chris Chibnall got fired
And Steve made a good show of Who. - Recurring Villain

lolwat

[Danny Stewart]

Originally Posted by BritCanuck

What kind of studio doesn't bother to archive its own treasured recordings?
(besides BBC and the ongoing Missing Episodes saga)

Your Honors, the Prosecution rests.

Indeed my point.

Originally Posted by BritCanuck

I know the sound effects from the Keff McCulloch version are a simple and tiny embellishment (whoosh, whoosh, clang and a bit of the TARDIS here and there pretty much sums it up - it's almost Goldesque), but if you want help recreating those, BBC added a sound-effects-only version of the opening and closing titles on the "Curse of Fenric" R1 DVD. It's embedded into the music only audio option for episode three, I think. Most of the sound effects are there clean, without the theme music in the way (there is a little bit of overlap with the incidental music). If you decide to recreate the sound effects for your remix, hopefully that will help.

I'm sure those will be of use to me when I work further.

Originally Posted by Mister_Wilbur

I have the sound effects.

Thanks very much. I'd listened to them off the DVDs but not had a file of them isolated.

[BritCanuck]

Originally Posted by Mister_Wilbur

I have the sound effects.

Originally Posted by Danny Stewart

I'm sure those will be of use to me when I work further.

Thanks very much. I'd listened to them off the DVDs but not had a file of them isolated.

Thanks for posting.

Originally Posted by Recurring Villain

lolwat

"Little Miss Moffat" is in your signature line, in small print under the Captain Jack banner.
I thought it was funny and topical, and worth highlighting.

[Danny Stewart]

Here is an early test mix of my DG Extended mix. I've tried to match the exact structure of Dom's original full-length stereo theme from 1986 (or whenever it ended up being released), and synthesized a new bassline to run through the course of the mix. Additional sound effects are forthcoming, but I thought I'd give you all a taste of the mix as it stood now seeing as I'm not sure when I'll complete the new sound effects.

http://www.dannystewart.com/music/dg/dg_extended.mp3

[BritCanuck]

Sounds great so far. Keep up the good work.