I sussed out sampling on the TE and did...

[R34pz]

The Dr. Who theme
Be gentle with me
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/yoshi72/music/Dr-Who.mp3

[oddsprite]

Awesome! I love it!
You should consider doing a longer mix and posting it on whomix (http://whomix.trilete.net/). I can immagine they'd love it.

I've done quite a few versions of the Doctor Who theme myself and I can't wait to put my newly aquired TR76 up to the job of a new mix.

Good stuff!

[R34pz]

Thanks a lot oddsprite
I might consider doing that, I never even realised that place existed. Please post any mixes that you do yourself, i'll really look forward to hearing them

[jpmorris]

The Dr. Who theme
Be gentle with me
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/yoshi72/music/Dr-Who.mp3

I like that. Some of the chord changes are wrong, but we'll assume it's a variation rather than a 1-for-1 cover...
I'd be interested to know what patches you used as there are some rather nice 1980s polysynth sounds you've got there.

[Has only used the TE for its orchestral and Wurly sounds so far]

[R34pz]

Let's assume that your assumption is right jpmorris heh (actually it was from memory so probably half of it is wrong lol). I used the moss for the bass sound but the rest is stock TE sounds. The leads comprised of L121 Dance Lead with portamento and a bit of flanger for the main tune. The secondary lead was L110 WaveSweep coupled with H30 Chromy BPF Sweep, both fed through a talking modulator. I'm not very technically savvy with synths so I just mess until I like how it sounds lol
Hope this helps, thanks again for your comments

[oddsprite]

Thought I'd post this here since it does have relevance to this topic. I finally got around to doing a proper who remix using the MS2000B and a freeware drum sequencer called Hammerhead (link below).

Doctor Who: Nightmare Groove

Hope you enjoy it!

[R34pz]

That is awesome oddsprite, really enjoyed the pumping mix which seemed to fit it perfectly.